Former Brazil midfielder Rivaldo says he will not play for Sao Paulo next year. The 39-year-old playmaker says on his Twitter page that the team notified him that his one-year contract would not be ...

Veteran playmaker Rivaldo is temporarily leaving the presidency of Brazilian club Mogi Mirim to focus on playing for Sao Paulo. Rivaldo will step down to avoid ethical concerns, as both teams are ...

In a recent interview, Barcelona and Brazil legend Rivaldo acknowledge Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Jr.’s form declined after his 2024 Ballon d’Or snub. Having been the leading favourite to win the ...

Speaking in an interview recently (h/t MARCA), Barcelona and Brazil legend Rivaldo has heaped praise on Lamine Yamal, claiming that the youngster has everything needed to become one of the best ...

Rivaldo has slammed Brazil's decision to hand AC Milan midfielder Lucas Paqueta the number 10 shirt during the nation's 1-0 loss to Argentina on Friday. With Neymar still sidelined through injury, the ...

Rivaldo has become the latest Brazilian to support a move to appoint Carlo Ancelotti as the Samba Boys head coach in 2024. The Brazilian FA have made no secret of their desire to bring in Ancelotti, ...

Months after the Ballon d'Or drama, players past and present are still being asked who they believe should have won the 2024 award: Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr. or Manchester City midfielder Rodri ...

Former Brazil star and World Footballer of the Year Rivaldo has signed a one-year contract with Angola premier league club Kabuscorp Sport Clube do Palanca. Club officials confirmed Saturday a deal ...

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Former Brazil midfielder and 1999 World Player of the Year Rivaldo announced on Wednesday he had signed to play for Sao Caetano at the age of 40 until the end of the year. "I ...

FC Barcelona has won its battle against the Brazilian soccer confederation and will field star midfielder Rivaldo in its European Champions League qualifying-round match against Poland's Wisla Krakow ...

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Brazil's Ronaldinho was the only starting striker from Brazil's World Cup champions selected Tuesday to the squad for next month's Confederations Cup in France. Ronaldo and Rivaldo ...