QUEM NÃO VIU,VEJA, "DOVAL", O ARTILHEIRO ARGENTINO MAIS CARIOCA DO BRASIL.

Narciso Horacio Doval was a legendary Argentine striker, considered the "most Carioca Argentine in history," who became one of the greatest idols of Rio de Janeiro football in the 1970s. Career on the Pitch San Lorenzo: Discovered in Argentina, he was part of the irreverent team "Los Carasucias". Flamengo: Arrived in 1969 and became the club's all-time leading foreign goalscorer, with 94 goals in 263 matches. Fluminense: Transferred in 1976, shining in the historic team known as the "Tricolor Machine". Style and Titles Known for his extreme fighting spirit, flowing blond hair, and virile football, he intimidated defenders and won significant titles. With Flamengo, he was a two-time Carioca champion (1972 and 1974) and won three Taça Guanabara titles. With Fluminense, he also won the 1976 Campeonato Carioca. Lifestyle and Legacy Off ​​the field, Doval was a reflection of Rio de Janeiro: a frequent visitor to the beaches of the South Zone, he became one of the pioneers of footvolley in Copacabana and boasted enormous fame as a heartthrob. He died prematurely on October 12, 1991, at the age of 47, a victim of cardiac arrest in Buenos Aires. The tragedy occurred shortly after celebrating with the Flamengo delegation the victory over Estudiantes in the Supercopa Libertadores.