If Rogerio Ceni played the Premier League or any other European League he would be in the hall of fame of football. This man is legendary, I mean with no exaggeration. Generations were influenced by this guy in Brazil (mine included). There's no measuring to the legacy he left for Sao Paulo FC. Ps. One thing I didn't see mentioned in this video. I recall Rogerio Ceni being the first goalkeeper who could also play the sweeper when the team didn't have the ball. His goal kicks and through balls were actually passes that often led to deadly counter attacks. This dude just simply revolutionised the position.
Nah man he didn't because no one can do what he did he's literally once in a lifetime player. Some brazilian goalkeepers tried to emulate his ability but nowhere close to him.
@@Phoenix-ph9qp Bruno who played in Flamengo, Márcio who played in Atletico Goianiense, and others who scored few goals like, Alisson, Everson, Fernando Pras....
Marcos, the GK of Brazilian team of 2002 Cup, said in a interview that the hardest team they face in that cup was their own reserve team in the practices. And he claimed that it was because of Ceni. Mostly because of his foot work. setting plays and counter attacks with long shots.
@@tiburc10 😅 nowadays they need to steal so that we don't win the world cup and get a "big" title distance. Because Brazil and South America itself is underestimated by Europe.
@@AMIRULASYRAF-gm4vo Ceni was an amazing goal keeper, but he was not THAT god level good I think. Even in Brazil he was rarely the best in goalkeeping, but he was way ahead of his time. He played with his feet when no one would dare to and played well. And his free kicks, he's simply a top 5 all time no cap. He's a legend and one of the best captains to ever play the game
A curiosity: the coach who gave Ceni the opportunity to hit the first foul, did it as a "punishment" for the other players who refused to practice. "What are you laughing at? He's the goalkeeper who trains!" - was the phrase he used when announcing the decision to the team. On his being an unknown athlete: Although he had a great work ethic, Ceni has always been a very private man, considered grouchy, complaining and perfectionist on an almost toxic level. He never cared about pleasing the fans, becoming famous or being friendly with the media... his main objective was to bring practical results and honor the São Paulo shirt. Rogério was the athlete who defeated natural talent with hard work and focus.
''Rogério was the athlete who defeated natural talent with hard work and focus.'' tava indo bem até ai... pra fazer tudo isso que ele fez, tem que ter talento pra krl
@@mateusoliveira5286 na verdade existe, é cientificamente comprovado, inclusive, que certas pessoas tem uma facilidade em aprender coisas de diversas áreas de conhecimento. Entretanto, de nada seria útil essa propensão sem a prática e é possível se destacar sem ser superdotado.
Saia a falta ali na posição que ele gosta e já batia a emoção. A câmera já cortava pra ele. Hoje em dia não tem nem jogador de linha que cause essa tensão quando sai falta
Damn, I remember finding out about this guy when I had Fifa 2014. Repeatedly I had my goalkeeper auto-assigned to my penalties abd free kicks and after some stat checking and googling discovered he was a legendary free kick taker IRL. Fucking legend this man, muchos respect
@@slaathook You didn't need to apologize, you are not obligated to speak Portuguese, good sir! You send your respect to Ceni in English and everyone understand what you said. Have a good day! (For instance, my comment probably have a error in English grammar, I don't need to apologize for it)
Mans absolutely underrated. This is the first time I'm hearing of him. He literally did the defending and attacking for the team. What a terrific all round player
He is a legend, probably the most iconic player in Brazilian clubs football ever. And this is coming from a Corinthians fan (their greatest rivals, which he scored his 100th goal against)
@@fernandaoXD mas não no FUTEBOL BRASILEIRO Pelé jogou a carreira toda em tours pelo mundo ao invés de jogar no brasileiro, libertadores e tal Se não, o Santos tinha 10 liberta
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT i think that is a good coincidence since both videos were posted too close timewise, so everything is ok, now i hope for football iconic to post about him too to complete the hat-trick, love ur content
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT not really ! I'm sure more people like us will enjoy watching both of them like i just did. Literally jumped from one to the other. We appreciate the hard work you both do, love seeing you digging deep to give praise to some of the most understated or underrated players. The new generation, would probably never would have known of them if it wasn't for you guys. I grew up in the 90s played as a goalkeeper almost my entire football journey. Ceni was such an unorthodox keeper, even in Morocco every goalkeeping enthusiast like me knew of him.
Eu sou torcedor do Corinthians, um dos maiores rivais do São Paulo e reconheço: esse cara é uma lenda do esporte. Se o mundo não fosse tão eurocêntrico ele teria muito mais reconhecimento no meio do futebol. Parabéns pelo vídeo!
Realmente o Ceni foi um dos maiores goleiros do São Paulo, mas é chato pra caramba, chato não, chatíssimo, não tem quem aguenta, onde passa deixa rastro de discórdia.
Aviso: seu cartão de corinthiano foi revogado. Como punição extra, o senhor está barrado de contratar pedreiros nos próximos 2 anos. Nem adianta tentar, porque eles vão pegar seu dinheiro e passar o dia inteiro trabalhando em outro canteiro. Passar bem.
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Rogerio is one of the GOATS. The amazing stat is he only conceded ONE goal from failed scoring attempts. He truly was an added striker.
Actually, that goal he conceived was after scoring. It was against Fluminense, he was celebrating when they kicked off and scored from the middle of the pitch.
I'm Brazilian and as a child I supported São Paulo because of Rogério Ceni. I went crazy not only for his free kicks and defenses, but mainly, it was common when the team was losing, he left the goal and went to play like a normal player to strengthen the attack leaving the goal without defense. My mind was always blown when he did this, the match was so exciting to watch because of him. I think this was missed in the video.
Ceni was as good as a goalkeeper can be. He won the prize of best goalkeeper of Brazil 7 times (no other goalkeeper got more prizes). He won the prize of best goalkeeper in the Americas 6 times (no other goalkeeper did better). He is the goalkeeper who had the highest number of penalty keeping in the history of the sport. He was nominated to the Balon D’Or 3 times despite being a goalkeeper and playing outside Europe. He was decisive in winning the clubs World Cup against Liverpool, which had just made a phenomenal campaign and won the UCL. He was part of the Brazilian squad who won the World Cup in 2002. He was part of the São Paulo squad who beat Barcelona in 1993. He has the cleanest slate of a goalkeeper. The guy is an absolute legend and would be mentioned in every GOAT debate had he played in Europe. And he devoted himself to the same club his entire life.
Suffice it to say he is the greatest idol of a team who had players like Casemiro, Rivaldo, Kaka, Adriano, Cafu, Cicinho, Daniel Alves, Alexandre Pato, Müller, Tostão, Cerezo, Falcão, Careca, Raí, Leônidas (the guy who invented the bicycle kick), among others… Rogério Ceni is the greatest idol in the history of São Paulo, a team who has beat European clubs every time it played against an European club, be it Barcelona, Milan or Liverpool. People outside Brazil wouldn’t believe everything this guy has achieved.
Eu acho que Ceni era mais completo que Marcos, jogava com os pés e ainda defendia muito . E eu prefiro Rogério Ceni do que Alisson ou Ederson goleiros que não aparecem quando o time mais precisa. Ceni crescia em jogos grandes, mundial, libertadores etc.
As a coach, he's also a legend on Fortaleza, since he was one of the main contributors for the team to reach the first division of the brazilian championship and the level at wich it is now (playing continental championships like the South-American cup and the Libertadores).
Two times the best player of brazilian championship, not best goalkeeper, the best PLAYER, this guy have the most crazy accomplishments in the footbal history
Dude in 2007 after the game he stopped a penalty and scored twice. That triggered a winning streak of 16 games. Until this day He holds the record of 988 consecutive minutes of a brazilian club not conceding a single goal. The man was a beast!
I'm from Brazil, and I'm a fan of Santos, one of the biggest rivals of Sao Paulo - but we have to recognize Rogério Ceni was a beast in his prime. It was so nice to have a goalkeeper scoring goals like him - I think this probably will never happen again
@@Alkis05 vc tá se sentindo melhor agora depois de ter escrito isso? E aprende a ler, eu falei um dos maiores rivais e não o maior. Corinthians, Palmeiras e Santos são os maiores rivais do SP sim.
Rogério is widely considered one of the best players, if not the single best player in Brasileirão history (not just keeper, player). This is a league that saw the likes of Pelé and Zico. The man was a beast and watching him live was amazing, every single set piece around the box was a very real scoring threat.
I am an extremely so huge supporter of the South American football ever since I was a child and Rogerio Ceni sir is a legend of the Brazilian and South American football despite widely being underrated to the core and I have been his boyhood supporter,good friends!!!LONG LIVE,ROGERIO CENI SIR!!!🏋️♂️
Eu nem sou de SP mas torcia pro São Paulo quando era piá, simplesmente por causa do Rogério Ceni. O cara era uma inspiração, tanto que eu queria ser goleiro também. Meu ídolo de infância. Foi um prazer ver esse mito jogar.
@@pedromastrangi9969 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Cássio, nenhum goleiro de time grande é tão culpado por derrotas em libertadores quanto esse frango. Toda eliminação do Corinthians em libertadores de 2015 para cá é com frango desse poste. Vive até hoje da temporada de 2012
Rogério Ceni, figura mitológica do futebol brasileiro. Você pode ser torcedor rival, mas com certeza respeita. Cara foda. Marquinhos Gabriel aposentou ele na vila kkkkkk
real, eu como corinthiano reconheço a lenda que ele foi e a importância q teve no clube (só esquecer da passagem como técnico pelo são paulo, pq aí foi triste)
Sou Fluzão, mas não tem como ignorar os feitos do Rogério Ceni, não importa qual time você torce, você trata ele como mito. Mesmo ele sendo chato bagarai kkkkk.
Tá louco. Sou Galo e vai ser muito difícil a geração hoje entender o cagaço que dava de jogar contra o São Paulo e fazer falta perto da área hauhauhauhaa
It's so good to see this legend getting some recognition outside of Brazil. If you haven't already, check his performance against Universidad Catolica in 2013. That is to me the prime performance of a goalkeeper in football history, we were supposed to have been destroyed but the man just said "well, nope, not today".
I'm a Corinthians fan (a rival of São Paulo), but i really appreciate this video. A lot of Brazilian players that never played in Europe don't receive the amount of honour they deserve. Pele, Garrincha, Ceni, Zico, Dinamite (the last two played, but aren't remembered). Again, thanks for talking about our legends in Brazilian football 💙
Never heard of Dinamite but Zico is an absolutely legend in Europe. What I've heard and read Garrincha was better and more loved than Pele. But actually I can't consider Pele as the goat, one of the best ever yeah. But when you play all of your life some jungle league you can't be considered being the best.
I'm a Santos supporter, and nothing made me tremble on my sofa like seeing my team concede a foul, and form a 4-man wall, just to see his all-black or all-red uniform stride through the sea of white jerseys from São Paulo. The only thing on my mind on those moments was "Ffs, man. He's gonna score again". I'm really glad to see him covered here.
Uma das maiores injustiças da história do futebol foi ele ter sido reserva do Marcos na Copa de 2002. Ceni sempre foi melhor, seja catando ou jogando com os pés.
@@illuminitos veja uma entrevista do próprio marcos sobre a copa, ele reconhece que o time mais difícil que enfrentaram da competição foi o time reserva do brasil, porque nenhum goleiro tinha a ligação de defesa-ataque que o rogério tinha pra jogar nas costas do roberto carlos, a verdade é que marcos jogava muita bola e não da pra dizer que era injustiça mas que o rogério era diferente é fato.
@@illuminitos sem clubismo (porque sou palmeirense) mas embaixo das traves entre 1999 e 2002 nem Dida foi melhor que Marcos. Os milagres que ele fez na Libertadores de 99 e na Copa do Mundo em 2002 nenhum goleiro faria.
@@matheusp.2702 A verdade é que qualquer um dos 3 goleiros em 2002 tinham capacidade de serem titulares, o Brasil tinha um elenco de goleiros sinistro.
Along with Tele Santana, Ceni may be why most people in South America think Sao Paulo is the greatet Brazilian team. Hope you will someday talk about Chilavert too, he lived crazy things during his career, as you said he scored a hat trick and against no other than his team rivals, and was awarded three times the IFFHS best goalkeeper award.
It's nice to see people talking about this keeper in a non brazilian channel, Ceni was a true legend of this sport and more people worldwide deserves to know how good he was.
Supporters of other clubs in São Paulo mostly lack the respect he deserves as an athlete. I get that people don't like him or whatever but the guy is absolutely undeniably a fucking legend and should be treated as such.
Eu não sou torcedor do São Paulo, mas um dos lances mais marcantes do futebol nacional pra mim foi ver o Ceni fazendo seu 100º gol (aquele que ele tá com a camiseta dourada) É um dos lances que me da nostalgia de lembrar haha
I'm a Palmeiras fan, mostly because of my family, but growing up in the late 2000s I almost switched teams for São Paulo because of Ceni. Even though Palmeiras also had a crazy iconic goalkeeper (Marcos, from the 2002 world cup) no one come close to being as legendary as Ceni in Brazilian football to me. Watching him scoring free kick goals in the Libertadores every year was a blast. One of the best memories from my childhood.
Almost switching teams because of one player? You aren't a good supporter then. I'm from Finland and I still absolutely love Jari Litmanen but I could never switch my team because of him.
"Everyone has a keeper, but only we have Rogerio Ceni", thats what we sang in the stadium for him, our best player of all time, the entire phrase would be "Everyone, everyone has a keeper, but only we have Rogerio, the killer keeper", always gives me chills to remember hearing it in a crowded stadium 😂
I have been following football since the early 90s, and I say without a shadow of a doubt: Rogério Ceni was one of the top 3 goalkeepers I have ever seen play. And the other two obviously were not capable of doing many of the incredible things he did. He was complete. Excellent as a goalkeeper in all the fundamentals that the position demands, a beast as a free-kick and penalty taker, and a playmaker (he provided 7 direct assists for goals, not to mention the chances that the attackers wasted). He also greatly helped the team in building up play from the back with great efficiency. He was also a great leader and a role model both on and off the field. He was greatly underrated throughout his career, of the limited opportunities he had with the Brazilian national team and never being seriously approached by top European clubs. In my opinion, this does not diminish the great football player he was. It would be only fair if FIFA awarded him some honorary award for everything he has done for the sport. I dare say that if it weren't for him, we wouldn't have witnessed the great revolution in the goalkeeper position that we saw with Neuer, for example, where the goalkeeper became important as a player who helps with their feet and plays in a more advanced position on the field. *He is the greatest idol of goalkeeper Ederson, to name just one. The nickname "myth" is well-deserved and accurate for him.
No, he’s not - Neur, Cassilas, Kahn, Buffon, van der Saar - there I already mentioned 5 keepers who were better than him without even trying. If I did try, I could name 20
Rogerio's an absolut legend. When there was a foul or penalty for São Paulo, it was almost like an instant goal celebration. Greatest idol of my time as a supporter. He just had the bad luck to play at the same time as Dida and Marcos, so he never had a real shot in the brazilian national team. He's a coach now. Sadly didn't worked out in SPFC, so they parted ways. But as a supporter, i'll never stop admiring him as a player.
If you look just to goals scored, it's impressive... but if you, also, look to how few free kicks he wasted, it's easy to say that this lad was the ultimate free kicker. A full ladder above the second best considering that guys like Juninho and Messi only converted into goals less than the half of their attempts. Rogério probably converted between 2/3 to 3/4 of his kicks
I remember watching some games, when there was a foul near the penalty area, the opposite teams always started complaining and cursing at the referee like he just called a penalty
this is perfect the only thing that u could add is the fact that he also was the sp coach not only once but twice. even reachih a suda americana final, unfortunately or fortunately for some he has been sacked not short after the final loss to del valle in suda americana final
Rogerio Ceni was a freaking Beast!! I don't know how people from other countries doesn't know him. Being Brazilian and not a São Paulo supporter, i always enjoyed watching Rogerio playing, specially as a kid who also was a goalkeeper. He was a beast, and deserves a LOT of respect.
Finally a non-brazilian highlighting Ceni's career. I simply cant understand why people mention Chilavert instead of Ceni when talking about GK'S who take set pieces
00:13 Good to see our South African Oscar Masuluke in this video. That acrobatic kick in the final minute if injury time gives me goosebumps every time I see it. 😍😍🥰
Wait people don't know about Rogerio Ceni? Might be showing my age here but he was so fun to watch highlights of as a kid, Also on every Football Manager I'd try and get him just cause of the crazy free kick stat.
Sou flamenguista mas Rogério Ceni era craque, marcou o 100° gol contra o Corinthians de cobrança de falta, foi um golaço, e tudo isso no maior time do Brasil, 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 o cara era craque.
Fantastic video! Even though you covered so many historical aspects of his carreer, you still missed 2 important aspects: his fundamental role as sweeper keeper, being a pioneer in the role; and his fantastic match vs Universidad Católica, arguably his best match ever at the ripe age of 40 years old.
@@cleberalboymonaro7568 His name is Helio da Silva Feijo, he played professionally in lower European leagues and the Norwegian league, I don't think he ever made a first team appearance for San Paulo but he is still very good friends with Rogerio and in contact with Kaka. He and Rogerio were roommates at the academy though.
back in the day i watched a lot of Brazilian football and seeing an attack minded and goal scoring keeper like i was refreshing my all time favorit goal keeper is peter chec but ceni is my second favorite wish i had got to see more of him and also got to saw him playing in europe
eu vi tudo acontecendo desde o início e posso garantir: ele foi maior do que as histórias que contamos sobre ele. I saw it all happen from the beginning and I can assure you: he was bigger than the stories we told about him.
I'm very very proud to have a São Paulo jersey signed by him. I grew up watching him making history in São Paulo FC, and I literally cried when he announced his retirement, and played for the last time. He said: "When I die, I want my ashes to be spread here at Morumbi" (Cicero Pompeu de Toledo Stadium, in Morumbi Neighborhood). He loves this team. And, despite not being a good team coach, he was a legendary GK. I admire him a lot, and this team also.
Este é Rogério Ceni, com as mãos e com os pés um M1to. Maior da história do São Paulo FC e um dos maiores goleiros do Brasil. Parabéns pelo vídeo. Watching from brazil, congrats!
As a São Paulo supporter, thank you for this video. Rogério indeed was a mith. Actually he is a coach now, with significant titles in Brazil. Congratulations for covering all important episodes and controversy’s in his career. Cansei do inglês, 😂 a camisa dele era a 01, o inverso da 10 pq ele era o 10 do gol. Passou 2 vezes pelo São Paulo como técnico, mas não obteve sucesso tendo problemas de relacionamento com jogadores e por ser um técnico que quase não adapta sua forma de jogar. Foi muito vitorioso com Fortaleza e com o Flamengo.
I'm a Vasco da Gama fan who watched the second half o Ceni's carreer. I can't explain for those who didn't live it how is to fear a goalkeeper for his offensive skills. His freekicks were a nightmare
Marcos was also a legendary gk. There's so much discussion about this, but the overall consense is that both are legends and Brazil was well-served on 2002.
I'm so glad you made this video, o Mito really deserves world recognition as a great goalkeeper. After he broke his ankle he was still very good but it's those previous years in his prime that was really a remarkable sustained performance. The fact they beat the unbeaten Liverpool and the saves he made that game just makes it pretty clear that at his peak he was a top goalkeeper in the world.
For anyone wondering how such a keeper wasn't a staple at the NT, apart from what was mentioned on the video, Ceni also had heavily competition with Marcos and Dida, who were also at their prime at the time. Also, Brazil had a lot of great FK takers at the time, like Juninho, Ronaldinho and Roberto Carlos, so his FK ability was never really considered when coaches went to call up players for the NT. And lastly, he was considered by some pundits as just a mediocre keeper who can score goals, which is far from true, but mined the mind of a lot of people at the time.
Great video about my favourite football player of all time. Thanks for the regognition of brazilian stars. One last thing missed in the video was one of the most impressive games of Rogerio's carrer in 2013 against Universidad Catolica. He was 40 years old and made the best goalkeeper's match in football history that day.
Good job. Just a small inaccuracy: he was also on the 2006 National Team roster and even played some minutes against Japan in the World Cup. You had footage of him replacing Dida in the second half of that game in your video (8:14).
Rogério, gigante! Quando ele atravessava o campo para cobrar a falta ou pênalti era um momento mágico. Sempre será lembrado e respeitado, defendeu o clube do coração até o fim, seja debaixo da trave, seja fazendo gols.
Before someone says "he only did this because he played in the brazilian league" he actually scored against Liverpool in the FIFA world cup of clubs final.
When I play football with my friends today, or when I was younger, in my times of school, I always want to be the goalkeeper, all because of Ceni. Usually the boys like to be strikers and score lots of goals, then they put the ones that they consider "less skilled" in attacking to be the keepers. It was never my case, though. I would always volunteer to defend between the poles, and also, when possible, to shoot free kicks and penalties. We would often win and they'd call me Rogério or Ceni. I liked to pretend that my school uniform was the "shirt 01" and sometimes I also used to make captain's armbands out of paper and wore them in my arms. It was all very simple and imaginative, but the fun we had is something I'll never forget.
Conceding 14 goals while scoring 10 in a single season as a goalkeeper might be the most unbelievable thing I’ve ever heard.
More insane when you know it’s a 38 matches season with usually around 10 teams good enough to win
Welcome to Brazilian soccer Bros.
@@kaioaraujo115 football*
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Bro has a k/d ratio of -4 goals for the season 💀
If Rogerio Ceni played the Premier League or any other European League he would be in the hall of fame of football. This man is legendary, I mean with no exaggeration. Generations were influenced by this guy in Brazil (mine included). There's no measuring to the legacy he left for Sao Paulo FC.
Ps. One thing I didn't see mentioned in this video. I recall Rogerio Ceni being the first goalkeeper who could also play the sweeper when the team didn't have the ball. His goal kicks and through balls were actually passes that often led to deadly counter attacks. This dude just simply revolutionised the position.
I just don't think he revolutionized the position because nobody takes him as an influence. Other than that, you're right.
Nah man he didn't because no one can do what he did he's literally once in a lifetime player. Some brazilian goalkeepers tried to emulate his ability but nowhere close to him.
@@brenno90721who tried?
@@Phoenix-ph9qp Bruno who played in Flamengo, Márcio who played in Atletico Goianiense, and others who scored few goals like, Alisson, Everson, Fernando Pras....
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Marcos, the GK of Brazilian team of 2002 Cup, said in a interview that the hardest team they face in that cup was their own reserve team in the practices. And he claimed that it was because of Ceni. Mostly because of his foot work. setting plays and counter attacks with long shots.
When you're so good that the best team you faced is your own B team. Just Brazil things.
@@tiburc10 😅 nowadays they need to steal so that we don't win the world cup and get a "big" title distance. Because Brazil and South America itself is underestimated by Europe.
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It's crazy how players don't get recognized as GOATS simply because they never played in Europe😢.
They aren't recognized as GOAT there in Europe... In Brazil we had so many incredible players then every team have his own GOAT
@@bernardobocchi8885 yes if ceni played in europe people would rate him only 1 level below yashin
@@AMIRULASYRAF-gm4vo Ceni was an amazing goal keeper, but he was not THAT god level good I think. Even in Brazil he was rarely the best in goalkeeping, but he was way ahead of his time. He played with his feet when no one would dare to and played well. And his free kicks, he's simply a top 5 all time no cap. He's a legend and one of the best captains to ever play the game
well yeah, if they never played where the best players are they can´t be included in tha list
Lies again? Prime Cups
A curiosity: the coach who gave Ceni the opportunity to hit the first foul, did it as a "punishment" for the other players who refused to practice. "What are you laughing at? He's the goalkeeper who trains!" - was the phrase he used when announcing the decision to the team.
On his being an unknown athlete: Although he had a great work ethic, Ceni has always been a very private man, considered grouchy, complaining and perfectionist on an almost toxic level. He never cared about pleasing the fans, becoming famous or being friendly with the media... his main objective was to bring practical results and honor the São Paulo shirt.
Rogério was the athlete who defeated natural talent with hard work and focus.
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''Rogério was the athlete who defeated natural talent with hard work and focus.'' tava indo bem até ai... pra fazer tudo isso que ele fez, tem que ter talento pra krl
@@wgnd1614 psé, dos mesmo criadores de CR7 é trabalho duro e só o Messi é talento kkkkkkkk
@@wgnd1614 Talento não existe.
@@mateusoliveira5286 na verdade existe, é cientificamente comprovado, inclusive, que certas pessoas tem uma facilidade em aprender coisas de diversas áreas de conhecimento. Entretanto, de nada seria útil essa propensão sem a prática e é possível se destacar sem ser superdotado.
as a São Paulo fan, the feeling of Rogerio Ceni walking through the entire pitch to take the freekick was indescribable.
Halla back
Cara. A emoção era tão foda quando tinha falta e a câmera botava no Rogério andando lá de trás pra bater. Que época maravilhosa
Falta perto da área e a torcida começando a chamar o M1T00. Indescritível
Não sou São Paulo, mas que memórias eu tenho...
Cléber Machado narrando com toda emoção e a torcida gritando.
Saia a falta ali na posição que ele gosta e já batia a emoção. A câmera já cortava pra ele. Hoje em dia não tem nem jogador de linha que cause essa tensão quando sai falta
Damn, I remember finding out about this guy when I had Fifa 2014. Repeatedly I had my goalkeeper auto-assigned to my penalties abd free kicks and after some stat checking and googling discovered he was a legendary free kick taker IRL. Fucking legend this man, muchos respect
Muchos? Muchos? If Brazilians made jihads, you would be the target of one for using Spanish!
thanks, but in brazil we dont speak spanish, so the correct should be "muito", not "mucho"
@@Cr7Micto My apologies good sir, thank you for enlightening me!
@@slaathook You didn't need to apologize, you are not obligated to speak Portuguese, good sir! You send your respect to Ceni in English and everyone understand what you said. Have a good day! (For instance, my comment probably have a error in English grammar, I don't need to apologize for it)
You're british, aren't you?
Mans absolutely underrated. This is the first time I'm hearing of him. He literally did the defending and attacking for the team. What a terrific all round player
He is a legend, probably the most iconic player in Brazilian clubs football ever. And this is coming from a Corinthians fan (their greatest rivals, which he scored his 100th goal against)
@@felipestella4669 Rogério is slightly behind Pelé and Zico imo (Im a são paulo fan)
@@franciscosaito4976 em questao de clubes, acho Rogerio maior que Pelé
@@felipestella4669 não mano, Pelé passou o pau na cara do mundo inteiro jogando pelo santos. Barcelona, Benfica, real Madrid, ngm tankou o cara.
@@fernandaoXD mas não no FUTEBOL BRASILEIRO
Pelé jogou a carreira toda em tours pelo mundo ao invés de jogar no brasileiro, libertadores e tal
Se não, o Santos tinha 10 liberta
131 goals for any player in a career isn't bad, but a goalie is crazy 😮
There are legendary midfielders who haven't scored that many 😅
@@J040PL7 Zidane
He is the second all time scorer of São Paulo. And São Paulo is considered the biggest club in Brazil. This dude is unbelievable
@@hjdhjddsah São Paulo the biggest in Brazil? Para de mentir pros gringos, não é nem o maior de SP kkkk.
é o maior do Brasil sim
First raymar, then daily dose talking about rogerio ceni in the same day, as a São Paulo fan i feel really happy
not very lucky for us unfortunately
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT i think that is a good coincidence since both videos were posted too close timewise, so everything is ok, now i hope for football iconic to post about him too to complete the hat-trick, love ur content
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT not really ! I'm sure more people like us will enjoy watching both of them like i just did. Literally jumped from one to the other. We appreciate the hard work you both do, love seeing you digging deep to give praise to some of the most understated or underrated players. The new generation, would probably never would have known of them if it wasn't for you guys. I grew up in the 90s played as a goalkeeper almost my entire football journey. Ceni was such an unorthodox keeper, even in Morocco every goalkeeping enthusiast like me knew of him.
I was going to say, too
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYTbut it's a collaboration we need to see, one day
Eu sou torcedor do Corinthians, um dos maiores rivais do São Paulo e reconheço: esse cara é uma lenda do esporte. Se o mundo não fosse tão eurocêntrico ele teria muito mais reconhecimento no meio do futebol. Parabéns pelo vídeo!
Que lindo comentário, mano! Eu SPlino até me emocionei!
Realmente o Ceni foi um dos maiores goleiros do São Paulo, mas é chato pra caramba, chato não, chatíssimo, não tem quem aguenta, onde passa deixa rastro de discórdia.
Aviso: seu cartão de corinthiano foi revogado. Como punição extra, o senhor está barrado de contratar pedreiros nos próximos 2 anos. Nem adianta tentar, porque eles vão pegar seu dinheiro e passar o dia inteiro trabalhando em outro canteiro. Passar bem.
Rogerio is one of the GOATS. The amazing stat is he only conceded ONE goal from failed scoring attempts.
He truly was an added striker.
Actually, that goal he conceived was after scoring. It was against Fluminense, he was celebrating when they kicked off and scored from the middle of the pitch.
@@oguiarcanjo ruclips.net/video/NmDnXhXfg-A/видео.html&ab_channel=RafaelCarvalho
@@oguiarcanjo and the goal was illegal, cuz you can't restart the match after all players was at your sides.
@@juliorosadesigner Total!
Mas que ele demorou pa caralho comemorando, demorou ahahahah
@@oguiarcanjo ele tomou esse contra o fluminense e também um contra o Santos
I'm Brazilian and as a child I supported São Paulo because of Rogério Ceni.
I went crazy not only for his free kicks and defenses, but mainly, it was common when the team was losing, he left the goal and went to play like a normal player to strengthen the attack leaving the goal without defense. My mind was always blown when he did this, the match was so exciting to watch because of him. I think this was missed in the video.
Oh, if isn't the legendary modder himself!
Bom te ver por aqui, Junior :)
Virou a casaca foi?
Underrated comment
Foi realmente um grande goleiro mas é um dos caras mais chatos que existem no mundo do futebol, Rogério Ceni é chato pra caceta.
Aposto 1 real q hoje virou flamenguista
Ceni is an absolute legend of the sport, an inspiration not only to goalkeepers, but also an example of determination and effort.
Ceni was as good as a goalkeeper can be. He won the prize of best goalkeeper of Brazil 7 times (no other goalkeeper got more prizes). He won the prize of best goalkeeper in the Americas 6 times (no other goalkeeper did better). He is the goalkeeper who had the highest number of penalty keeping in the history of the sport. He was nominated to the Balon D’Or 3 times despite being a goalkeeper and playing outside Europe. He was decisive in winning the clubs World Cup against Liverpool, which had just made a phenomenal campaign and won the UCL. He was part of the Brazilian squad who won the World Cup in 2002. He was part of the São Paulo squad who beat Barcelona in 1993. He has the cleanest slate of a goalkeeper. The guy is an absolute legend and would be mentioned in every GOAT debate had he played in Europe. And he devoted himself to the same club his entire life.
Suffice it to say he is the greatest idol of a team who had players like Casemiro, Rivaldo, Kaka, Adriano, Cafu, Cicinho, Daniel Alves, Alexandre Pato, Müller, Tostão, Cerezo, Falcão, Careca, Raí, Leônidas (the guy who invented the bicycle kick), among others… Rogério Ceni is the greatest idol in the history of São Paulo, a team who has beat European clubs every time it played against an European club, be it Barcelona, Milan or Liverpool. People outside Brazil wouldn’t believe everything this guy has achieved.
Eu acho que Ceni era mais completo que Marcos, jogava com os pés e ainda defendia muito . E eu prefiro Rogério Ceni do que Alisson ou Ederson goleiros que não aparecem quando o time mais precisa. Ceni crescia em jogos grandes, mundial, libertadores etc.
@@rafieitan1019 I mean, São Paulo beat THAT Liverpool that beat Milan in THAT UCL final.
Tostão nunca jogou no São Paulo
There is no football tv station that would recognize players like you do. You educate people. Thank you
World Champion twice: by the Brazilian National Team and by his club: São Paulo. A true legend.
3 times. He was in São Paulo in 93.
@@sirgui13 But wasn't in 92'. So 2 times...
@@leandroquintela1191 he was champion in 93 and 05.
@@macedomaia 2 times like I said
@@leandroquintela1191 he was in 2002 WC squad too. 1 National Team WC and 2 Club WC
As a coach, he's also a legend on Fortaleza, since he was one of the main contributors for the team to reach the first division of the brazilian championship and the level at wich it is now (playing continental championships like the South-American cup and the Libertadores).
You should mention Ceni's "last dance", in Sudamericana 2013. It's regarded by many as the best goalkeepers' performance ever.
thanks for making this video, not enough people know about him outside of Brazil
Two times the best player of brazilian championship, not best goalkeeper, the best PLAYER, this guy have the most crazy accomplishments in the footbal history
Dude in 2007 after the game he stopped a penalty and scored twice. That triggered a winning streak of 16 games. Until this day He holds the record of 988 consecutive minutes of a brazilian club not conceding a single goal. The man was a beast!
I'm from Brazil, and I'm a fan of Santos, one of the biggest rivals of Sao Paulo - but we have to recognize Rogério Ceni was a beast in his prime. It was so nice to have a goalkeeper scoring goals like him - I think this probably will never happen again
Biggest rival only in your head. Santos is not even from the same city. Nobody cares enough about Santos to call them "their biggest rivals".
@@Alkis05 vc tá se sentindo melhor agora depois de ter escrito isso?
E aprende a ler, eu falei um dos maiores rivais e não o maior. Corinthians, Palmeiras e Santos são os maiores rivais do SP sim.
Rogério is widely considered one of the best players, if not the single best player in Brasileirão history (not just keeper, player). This is a league that saw the likes of Pelé and Zico. The man was a beast and watching him live was amazing, every single set piece around the box was a very real scoring threat.
If you consider Taca Brasil and Robertao as the Brasileirao, there is no comparison betwen Pele and Rogerio. Pele is miles ahead.
@@ecksbest "One" of the best. Not THE best. Ceni is up there.
I am an extremely so huge supporter of the South American football ever since I was a child and Rogerio Ceni sir is a legend of the Brazilian and South American football despite widely being underrated to the core and I have been his boyhood supporter,good friends!!!LONG LIVE,ROGERIO CENI SIR!!!🏋️♂️
Eu nem sou de SP mas torcia pro São Paulo quando era piá, simplesmente por causa do Rogério Ceni. O cara era uma inspiração, tanto que eu queria ser goleiro também. Meu ídolo de infância. Foi um prazer ver esse mito jogar.
I almost played for SPFC young teams, and Ceni was one of my idols back in time. Never thought I would see a video about him here, that's🔥🔥
People say Neuer changed how goalkeeper plays, but Ceni did it first being so good with his foot
I'm a Corinthians supporter, but Rogério is the best GK I've ever seen in my life, I'll never forget his 100th goal, it was against my team.
You are not! Gilmar, Ronaldo, Dida e Cássio agarraram muito mais do que esse frangueiro.
@@pedromastrangi9969 comecou a assistir futebol pelo instagram???????
@@pedromastrangi9969 falou merdas colossais. Cassio : KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
@@pedromastrangi9969 Lol... Taffarel , Dida e Zetti foram os melhores do mundo juntamente com Oliver Kahn.
@@pedromastrangi9969 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Cássio, nenhum goleiro de time grande é tão culpado por derrotas em libertadores quanto esse frango. Toda eliminação do Corinthians em libertadores de 2015 para cá é com frango desse poste. Vive até hoje da temporada de 2012
Rogério Ceni, figura mitológica do futebol brasileiro. Você pode ser torcedor rival, mas com certeza respeita. Cara foda. Marquinhos Gabriel aposentou ele na vila kkkkkk
craque é craque
real, eu como corinthiano reconheço a lenda que ele foi e a importância q teve no clube (só esquecer da passagem como técnico pelo são paulo, pq aí foi triste)
Não existe rivalidade com esse cara. Sou corintiano, mas não tem como não respeitar essa lenda do esporte
Sou Fluzão, mas não tem como ignorar os feitos do Rogério Ceni, não importa qual time você torce, você trata ele como mito. Mesmo ele sendo chato bagarai kkkkk.
Tá louco. Sou Galo e vai ser muito difícil a geração hoje entender o cagaço que dava de jogar contra o São Paulo e fazer falta perto da área hauhauhauhaa
It's so good to see this legend getting some recognition outside of Brazil.
If you haven't already, check his performance against Universidad Catolica in 2013.
That is to me the prime performance of a goalkeeper in football history, we were supposed to have been destroyed but the man just said "well, nope, not today".
Rogerio Ceni also has the 2nd most cleansheets of any brazilian goalkeeper (417) only behind Fabio (currently at Fluminense) who has 424.⚽⚽⚽
However Ceni might have more as there is 20 matches without information
So we don't know if he played in those matches so the number of cleansheets could be higher
but at the moment Ceni is 2nd
Fabio needs seventeen more cleansheets to go past Casillas, Van der Sar & Clemence and become the keeper with 3rd most cleansheets in football history
Buffon has the most with 503 cleansheets
I'm a Corinthians fan (a rival of São Paulo), but i really appreciate this video.
A lot of Brazilian players that never played in Europe don't receive the amount of honour they deserve.
Pele, Garrincha, Ceni, Zico, Dinamite (the last two played, but aren't remembered).
Again, thanks for talking about our legends in Brazilian football 💙
Never heard of Dinamite but Zico is an absolutely legend in Europe. What I've heard and read Garrincha was better and more loved than Pele. But actually I can't consider Pele as the goat, one of the best ever yeah. But when you play all of your life some jungle league you can't be considered being the best.
I'm a Santos supporter, and nothing made me tremble on my sofa like seeing my team concede a foul, and form a 4-man wall, just to see his all-black or all-red uniform stride through the sea of white jerseys from São Paulo. The only thing on my mind on those moments was "Ffs, man. He's gonna score again".
I'm really glad to see him covered here.
Eu sou Gremista e considero o Ceni o maior goleiro de todos os tempos. Não tem comparação, o que ele fez dificilmente alguém conseguirá novamente.
Uma das maiores injustiças da história do futebol foi ele ter sido reserva do Marcos na Copa de 2002. Ceni sempre foi melhor, seja catando ou jogando com os pés.
@@illuminitos veja uma entrevista do próprio marcos sobre a copa, ele reconhece que o time mais difícil que enfrentaram da competição foi o time reserva do brasil, porque nenhum goleiro tinha a ligação de defesa-ataque que o rogério tinha pra jogar nas costas do roberto carlos, a verdade é que marcos jogava muita bola e não da pra dizer que era injustiça mas que o rogério era diferente é fato.
@@illuminitos sem clubismo (porque sou palmeirense) mas embaixo das traves entre 1999 e 2002 nem Dida foi melhor que Marcos. Os milagres que ele fez na Libertadores de 99 e na Copa do Mundo em 2002 nenhum goleiro faria.
@@matheusp.2702 A verdade é que qualquer um dos 3 goleiros em 2002 tinham capacidade de serem titulares, o Brasil tinha um elenco de goleiros sinistro.
@@crossovoqualquer um dos 3 seria titular em qualquer seleção do mundo
Along with Tele Santana, Ceni may be why most people in South America think Sao Paulo is the greatet Brazilian team.
Hope you will someday talk about Chilavert too, he lived crazy things during his career, as you said he scored a hat trick and against no other than his team rivals, and was awarded three times the IFFHS best goalkeeper award.
The only south american to win the award, only three players won it more times than him, buffon, casillas and Cech
Rogerio was greater
Sou palmeirense, mas é indiscutível a grandeza do ceni, gigantesco
I've seen one of his goals when I was in the stadium, it was magical, the curve he put on the ball was unbelievable
Wow what a legend. Arguably the best Brazilian GK of all time.
Thank you daily dose for this amazing content as always
Never the first choice when playing for Brazil during World Cups. Can't be the best.
He was always around the 3rd or 4th best Brazilian keeper, but still a legend
It's nice to see people talking about this keeper in a non brazilian channel, Ceni was a true legend of this sport and more people worldwide deserves to know how good he was.
had the privilege of seeing him live in 2005 in Rio against fluminense. he didn't score, but watching him practice free kicks at half time was amazing
You don't sound Brazilian
I have some friend in São Paulo and they told me Ceni is basically a living god there.
Supporters of other clubs in São Paulo mostly lack the respect he deserves as an athlete. I get that people don't like him or whatever but the guy is absolutely undeniably a fucking legend and should be treated as such.
I'm brazilian and must say that Ceni is undoubtedly a living legend here.
The most underrated goalkeeper of all time.
He was excellent defending, too.
Rogério Ceni é o meu goleiro preferido, e eu sou flamenguista, ele tem todo meu respeito. Na minha opinião o goleiro mais lendário da América do Sul.
Pra mim, é o maior jogador que fez carreira no Brasil desde os anos 2000.
@@GabrielFariaOQue concordo plenamente
Ceni, um dos maiores da história
Eu não sou torcedor do São Paulo, mas um dos lances mais marcantes do futebol nacional pra mim foi ver o Ceni fazendo seu 100º gol (aquele que ele tá com a camiseta dourada) É um dos lances que me da nostalgia de lembrar haha
I'm a Palmeiras fan, mostly because of my family, but growing up in the late 2000s I almost switched teams for São Paulo because of Ceni. Even though Palmeiras also had a crazy iconic goalkeeper (Marcos, from the 2002 world cup) no one come close to being as legendary as Ceni in Brazilian football to me. Watching him scoring free kick goals in the Libertadores every year was a blast. One of the best memories from my childhood.
Almost switching teams because of one player? You aren't a good supporter then. I'm from Finland and I still absolutely love Jari Litmanen but I could never switch my team because of him.
@@MultiJejje Im Palmeiras fan. I would never considerate it.
"Everyone has a keeper, but only we have Rogerio Ceni", thats what we sang in the stadium for him, our best player of all time, the entire phrase would be "Everyone, everyone has a keeper, but only we have Rogerio, the killer keeper", always gives me chills to remember hearing it in a crowded stadium 😂
This man deserves SO MUCH MORE RESPECT
I have been following football since the early 90s, and I say without a shadow of a doubt: Rogério Ceni was one of the top 3 goalkeepers I have ever seen play. And the other two obviously were not capable of doing many of the incredible things he did.
He was complete. Excellent as a goalkeeper in all the fundamentals that the position demands, a beast as a free-kick and penalty taker, and a playmaker (he provided 7 direct assists for goals, not to mention the chances that the attackers wasted). He also greatly helped the team in building up play from the back with great efficiency.
He was also a great leader and a role model both on and off the field. He was greatly underrated throughout his career, of the limited opportunities he had with the Brazilian national team and never being seriously approached by top European clubs. In my opinion, this does not diminish the great football player he was.
It would be only fair if FIFA awarded him some honorary award for everything he has done for the sport.
I dare say that if it weren't for him, we wouldn't have witnessed the great revolution in the goalkeeper position that we saw with Neuer, for example, where the goalkeeper became important as a player who helps with their feet and plays in a more advanced position on the field.
*He is the greatest idol of goalkeeper Ederson, to name just one.
The nickname "myth" is well-deserved and accurate for him.
No, he’s not - Neur, Cassilas, Kahn, Buffon, van der Saar - there I already mentioned 5 keepers who were better than him without even trying. If I did try, I could name 20
Unknown heroes. Mythical figure. Respect for Rogerio ❤
A Brazilian legend, long live Rogério Ceni.
Rogerio's an absolut legend. When there was a foul or penalty for São Paulo, it was almost like an instant goal celebration. Greatest idol of my time as a supporter. He just had the bad luck to play at the same time as Dida and Marcos, so he never had a real shot in the brazilian national team. He's a coach now. Sadly didn't worked out in SPFC, so they parted ways. But as a supporter, i'll never stop admiring him as a player.
Ceni is so underrated, it makes me happy to see people from other countries recognize his deeds and how great he was. VAMOS SÃO PAULO!
If you look just to goals scored, it's impressive... but if you, also, look to how few free kicks he wasted, it's easy to say that this lad was the ultimate free kicker. A full ladder above the second best considering that guys like Juninho and Messi only converted into goals less than the half of their attempts. Rogério probably converted between 2/3 to 3/4 of his kicks
I remember watching some games, when there was a foul near the penalty area, the opposite teams always started complaining and cursing at the referee like he just called a penalty
this is perfect the only thing that u could add is the fact that he also was the sp coach not only once but twice. even reachih a suda americana final, unfortunately or fortunately for some he has been sacked not short after the final loss to del valle in suda americana final
Rogerio Ceni was a freaking Beast!!
I don't know how people from other countries doesn't know him. Being Brazilian and not a São Paulo supporter, i always enjoyed watching Rogerio playing, specially as a kid who also was a goalkeeper.
He was a beast, and deserves a LOT of respect.
Finally a non-brazilian highlighting Ceni's career.
I simply cant understand why people mention Chilavert instead of Ceni when talking about GK'S who take set pieces
Sao Paulo my favorite team of Brasil. Saludos desde Chile
He was also a master of ball reposition, started many counter attacks
00:13 Good to see our South African Oscar Masuluke in this video. That acrobatic kick in the final minute if injury time gives me goosebumps every time I see it. 😍😍🥰
Always rose up to the occasion, his best matches were the most important ones. Legend.
Melhor goleiro da história do brasil sou cruzeiro mais o cara é um monstro sagrado e jogou no real madrid do brasil sao paulo
Wait people don't know about Rogerio Ceni? Might be showing my age here but he was so fun to watch highlights of as a kid, Also on every Football Manager I'd try and get him just cause of the crazy free kick stat.
Sou flamenguista mas Rogério Ceni era craque, marcou o 100° gol contra o Corinthians de cobrança de falta, foi um golaço, e tudo isso no maior time do Brasil, 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 o cara era craque.
Wow nice I really love your content about local legends that are so versatile
As a Sao Paulo fan i had the prvilege to see him play! I even was present on the game he scored his last goal! Eterno MITO!
11:06 I believe that until Riquelme's nomination in 2007 players in South America could not be nominated. It's still unfair though
Podia sim
Fantastic video! Even though you covered so many historical aspects of his carreer, you still missed 2 important aspects: his fundamental role as sweeper keeper, being a pioneer in the role; and his fantastic match vs Universidad Católica, arguably his best match ever at the ripe age of 40 years old.
I love how you put all those vids together. Looks like A LOT of work! thank you.
much love to portugal
Todos tem um goleiro, nós tivemos o Rogério Ceni! The greatest ever!
Thanks for the video. It deserves to reach the whole world. Rogério Ceni is a myth, a living legend.
My uncle is good friends with him. They were roommates at Sau Paulos academy. My uncle even has his shirt from when he scored his 100th goal. 😊😊😊
Who is your uncle?!
@@cleberalboymonaro7568 His name is Helio da Silva Feijo, he played professionally in lower European leagues and the Norwegian league, I don't think he ever made a first team appearance for San Paulo but he is still very good friends with Rogerio and in contact with Kaka. He and Rogerio were roommates at the academy though.
back in the day i watched a lot of Brazilian football and seeing an attack minded and goal scoring keeper like i was refreshing my all time favorit goal keeper is peter chec but ceni is my second favorite wish i had got to see more of him and also got to saw him playing in europe
Great video! I will never forget 2005-2010 seasons. That game against Cruzeiro still gives me the goosebumps every time I see it.
Raymar and Mr Lucas both upload a video on Ceni in the same day?
Coincidence I think not.
it was tho. Already happened once I think. Kinda sucks tho
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT Nah it's actually weirdly wholesome and nice.
@@Zizo-vu4hk
"Let's drop a vid about the same player on the same day and see who gets more views. Loser buys lunch".
😂✊🍻
@@liberatedentrepreneur149 Really sounds like a mr Beast challenge.
eu vi tudo acontecendo desde o início e posso garantir: ele foi maior do que as histórias que contamos sobre ele.
I saw it all happen from the beginning and I can assure you: he was bigger than the stories we told about him.
funny that you and raymar both uploaded a video about the same player.
Tho I do feel bad for you :/ still gonna watch the vid!
I'm very very proud to have a São Paulo jersey signed by him. I grew up watching him making history in São Paulo FC, and I literally cried when he announced his retirement, and played for the last time. He said:
"When I die, I want my ashes to be spread here at Morumbi" (Cicero Pompeu de Toledo Stadium, in Morumbi Neighborhood). He loves this team. And, despite not being a good team coach, he was a legendary GK. I admire him a lot, and this team also.
Este é Rogério Ceni, com as mãos e com os pés um M1to. Maior da história do São Paulo FC e um dos maiores goleiros do Brasil. Parabéns pelo vídeo. Watching from brazil, congrats!
Maaan!!! So interesting! Thank you very much. Never heard of him before. A Sao Paolo legend!
As a São Paulo supporter, thank you for this video. Rogério indeed was a mith. Actually he is a coach now, with significant titles in Brazil. Congratulations for covering all important episodes and controversy’s in his career.
Cansei do inglês, 😂 a camisa dele era a 01, o inverso da 10 pq ele era o 10 do gol. Passou 2 vezes pelo São Paulo como técnico, mas não obteve sucesso tendo problemas de relacionamento com jogadores e por ser um técnico que quase não adapta sua forma de jogar. Foi muito vitorioso com Fortaleza e com o Flamengo.
Ceni also win the league as a coach for Flamengo. The man is a living legend!
Torço pro vasco da gama,mas se contar o que esse cara fez lá na europa ninguém acredita,com certeza está entre os grandes
I'm a Vasco da Gama fan who watched the second half o Ceni's carreer. I can't explain for those who didn't live it how is to fear a goalkeeper for his offensive skills. His freekicks were a nightmare
Marcos was also a legendary gk. There's so much discussion about this, but the overall consense is that both are legends and Brazil was well-served on 2002.
I'm so glad you made this video, o Mito really deserves world recognition as a great goalkeeper. After he broke his ankle he was still very good but it's those previous years in his prime that was really a remarkable sustained performance. The fact they beat the unbeaten Liverpool and the saves he made that game just makes it pretty clear that at his peak he was a top goalkeeper in the world.
É o Mito, mano. Ganhou todos os títulos possíveis!!! 🇾🇪😎🇾🇪
For anyone wondering how such a keeper wasn't a staple at the NT, apart from what was mentioned on the video, Ceni also had heavily competition with Marcos and Dida, who were also at their prime at the time. Also, Brazil had a lot of great FK takers at the time, like Juninho, Ronaldinho and Roberto Carlos, so his FK ability was never really considered when coaches went to call up players for the NT. And lastly, he was considered by some pundits as just a mediocre keeper who can score goals, which is far from true, but mined the mind of a lot of people at the time.
Rogerio Ceni is a legend
Really glad to see a video about this from the anglosphere! Ceni is an absolute brazilian LEGEND. Criminally underrated.
Great video about my favourite football player of all time. Thanks for the regognition of brazilian stars. One last thing missed in the video was one of the most impressive games of Rogerio's carrer in 2013 against Universidad Catolica. He was 40 years old and made the best goalkeeper's match in football history that day.
8:48 and he did it live on television, as a surprise guest lol one of the best moments in brazilian football pop culture
Good job. Just a small inaccuracy: he was also on the 2006 National Team roster and even played some minutes against Japan in the World Cup. You had footage of him replacing Dida in the second half of that game in your video (8:14).
Rogério, gigante! Quando ele atravessava o campo para cobrar a falta ou pênalti era um momento mágico.
Sempre será lembrado e respeitado, defendeu o clube do coração até o fim, seja debaixo da trave, seja fazendo gols.
Before someone says "he only did this because he played in the brazilian league" he actually scored against Liverpool in the FIFA world cup of clubs final.
This is your Best Video Ever. Thank you for sharing this piece of Football history.
I used to watch the matches just to wait and see the free kicks . Ceni was and always will be one the greatest ever .❤
When I play football with my friends today, or when I was younger, in my times of school, I always want to be the goalkeeper, all because of Ceni. Usually the boys like to be strikers and score lots of goals, then they put the ones that they consider "less skilled" in attacking to be the keepers. It was never my case, though. I would always volunteer to defend between the poles, and also, when possible, to shoot free kicks and penalties. We would often win and they'd call me Rogério or Ceni. I liked to pretend that my school uniform was the "shirt 01" and sometimes I also used to make captain's armbands out of paper and wore them in my arms. It was all very simple and imaginative, but the fun we had is something I'll never forget.
Everytime I see someone praise Neuer for his footwork I remember Rogério was already doing that 10+ years before him
O maior goleiro brasileiro da história. Ídolo eterno do meu tricolor paulista! Tem que respeitar!!!