O QUÃO BOM ERA RIVELLINO ?

Rivellino invented the most copied dribble in football history, earned the nickname "Atomic Kick" from the Mexicans, and was an idol at two giant clubs. But he spent 10 years carrying the reputation of being "guilty" of a lost final. 43 goals in 121 games for the Brazilian National Team. A regular starter in the 1970 World Cup. And the owner of the dribble that every football player has tried to copy at least once in their life. In this video you will understand why Rivellino was one of the greatest number 10s Brazil has ever produced—even without ever having won a state championship with the club he loved most. ▶ WHAT YOU WILL SEE IN THIS VIDEO: 00:00 — The "Maloca" kid who became the King of the Park 01:10 — The discovery that changed everything at age 19 02:15 — Where the elastic dribble really came from 03:20 — The goals and the "Atomic Kick" in the 1970 World Cup 04:40 — The three-time championship and the team considered the best of all time 05:35 — The lost final and the injustice of 1974 06:40 — The comeback against Fluminense and the immortalized elastic dribble 07:30 — Why he is a legend without any trophies 📌 Roberto Rivellino was one of the protagonists of the Brazilian National Team that won the World Cup in 1970. Creator of the elastic dribble and owner of a historic left foot nicknamed "Atomic Kick" by the Mexicans, he was an absolute idol of Corinthians and Fluminense, clubs where he made his mark even without winning titles. Rivellino won state championships for Corinthians. He played in three World Cups (1970, 1974, and 1978) and is remembered to this day as one of the greatest midfielders in the history of Brazilian football. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell — every week a new little-known story from Brazilian football. 👍 Leave a like if you think Rivellino deserves to be remembered more as one of the greatest number 10s in history. 💬 Comment here: do you think it's fair that a player of this level went 10 years without a state championship title for Corinthians? 📚 SOURCES AND REFERENCES: CBF — Brazilian Football Confederation Football Museum Lance! — Lancepedia Wikipedia — Roberto Rivellino 🔎 KEYWORDS: Rivellino, history of Brazilian football, 1970 World Cup, world championship three-peat, Corinthians history, elastic dribble, atomic kick, Fluminense tricolor machine, 1970 Brazilian national team, Brazilian football stars, 70s football, football legends, King of the Park, old football #Rivellino #HistoryOfFootball #BrazilianFootball #BrazilianNationalTeam #1970WorldCup #Corinthians #ElasticDribble #FootballLegends #WorldChampionshipThreePeak #AtomicKick