Mauro Ramos
Footballer and manager, World Cup competitor
Born
1930
95 years ago
Died
September 18th, 2002
22 years ago — 72 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Brazil
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Played as a central defender in professional football from the 1950s to the 1970s. Represented Brazil in international competitions, including the 1962 FIFA World Cup, contributing to Brazil's victory. Had a successful club career, playing primarily for São Paulo FC, where he won multiple domestic titles. Transitioned to management, leading several clubs in Brazil after retiring from playing. Left a lasting legacy in Brazilian football.
Won the 1962 FIFA World Cup with Brazil
Played for São Paulo FC
Managed various Brazilian clubs
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