List of Santos FC players

For a list of all Santos players with a Wikipedia article see Cat:Santos footballers and for the current Santos first-team squad see Santos FC: Current squad.
Pelé has a record 1106 appearances and a record 1098 goals with Santos.

Santos Futebol Clube is a football club based in Santos,[1] that competes in the Campeonato Paulista,[2] São Paulo's state league, and the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A or Brasileirão,[3] Brazil's national league. The club was founded in 1912 by the initiative of three sports enthusiasts from Santos by the names of Raimundo Marques, Mário Ferraz de Campos, and Argemiro de Souza Júnior, and played its first friendly match on June 23, 1912.[4] Initially Santos played against other local clubs in the city and state championships, but in 1959 the club became one of the founding members of the Taça Brasil, Brazil's first truly national league.[5] As of 2010, Santos is one of only five clubs never to have been relegated from the top level of Brazilian football, the others being São Paulo, Flamengo, Internacional and Cruzeiro. [6]

Santos enjoyed a successful start in the Brasileirão, finishing runners-up in the competition's first season.[7] In the period from 1956 to 1974, the "Peixe" team won the Brasileirão six times, including a record-consecutive five titles from 1961 to 1965, and the Campeonato Paulista 11 times.[7][8][9] The club did not win the league again until 2002.[10] In 1978 Santos had finished 23rd, which remains, as of 2010, the club's lowest finishing position.[11] Santos became the first club in the world to win the continental treble during the 1962 season consisting of the Paulista, Taça Brasil, and the Copa Libertadores.[12][13][14] In 1955, Lula was appointed manager and assembled what would later be known as the Os Santásticos. In 1961 he led the club to its first league title and repeated the feat the following four seasons when the club also won the Copa Libertadores for the first time and successfully defended the trophy once.[7][15]

Santos has employed several famous players, with eleven FIFA World Cup, six Copa América and one FIFA Confederations Cup winners among the previous and current Santos players. Arnaldo Patusca was the first Santista player to participate with the national team during the 1916 Copa América. Araken Patusca was the first player from the club to participate with Brazil at a World Cup in 1930. The first Peixe to participate with the national team at the Confederations Cup was Léo at the 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup.

Pelé was voted South American footballer of the year in 1973, won the FIFA World Cup Best Young Player award in 1958 and FIFA World Cup Golden Ball in 1970. Pele is considered the greatest winger of all time and the player who won the most Brasileirãos with seven titles in total. He has also won the most Campeonato Paulistas with 13 titles in total and the only player to spend his entire player career with Santos. Coutinho, considered one of the greatest forwards in the sport, was the top scorer during Santos' victorious campaign during the 1962 Copa Libertadores and scored Santos' 5000th goal in a 10–2 rout of Guarani in 1961.

Key

Club record holder
¤
Played their entire career at Santos
Name in bold Currently playing for Santos

List of players

Name Nationality Position
[NB]
Santos
career
Apps Goals Notes Refs
Adaílton BrazilDefender2007–2010503[16][17][18]
Adiel BrazilMidfielder1997–2000280[19][20]
Adolpho Millon BrazilForward1915–192311139[21][22]
Adoniran BrazilMidfielder2007–2008190[23][24]
Adriano BrazilMidfielder2006–present1340[25][26]
Agne Blokeuns SwedenGoalkeeper1923–1927550[27]
Agustín Cejas ArgentinaGoalkeeper1970–1975730[28][29]
Airton Pavilhão BrazilDefender1960
Aílton Lira BrazilMidfielder1976–1979
Alan Patrick BrazilMidfielder2009–2011204
Albeiro Usuriaga ColombiaForward199633
Alberto BrazilForward2002248
Alberto Dell'Occhio ArgentinaGoalkeeper195010
Alcindo BrazilMidfielder1971–1973225
Alemão BrazilForward2008–200900
Alessandro BrazilDefender2007231
Alessandro BrazilDefender
Alex BrazilMidfielder1964–1972
Alex BrazilDefender2001–200410320
Alex BrazilMidfielder200810
Alex Sandro BrazilDefender2010–2011301
Alexandre BrazilMidfielder200510
Alexandre Alves BrazilMidfielder2002–2003340
Alcides BrazilDefender200420
Alfredo BrazilDefender1977–197890
Amaral BrazilDefender1981–198200
Amendoim LebanonMidfielder1930
Anderson Carvalho BrazilMidfielder2011–present40
Anderson Salles BrazilDefender2008–200910
Andrade BrazilMidfielder2000–200200
Andradina BrazilForward199800
André BrazilForward2009–2010187
André BrazilMidfielder2006130
André BrazilGoalkeeper2010–present00
André Astorga BrazilDefender200990
André Dias BrazilForward2000–200240
André Luís BrazilDefender2000–2004946
André Oliveira BrazilMidfielder2006251
Antoninho BrazilForward1941–1954400145
Antonio Capuano ArgentinaGoalkeeper194210
Antonio de Nigris MexicoForward200651
António Siccand UruguayMidfielder194481
Antônio Carlos BrazilDefender2004–200570
Antônio Dumas Brazil
Aparicio Vega UruguayForward1942–1943
Araken Patusca BrazilForward1920–1924
1926–1929
1934–1937
193177
Argel BrazilDefender1997–1998212
Armandinho BrazilForward1941
Arnaldo Silveira BrazilForward1912–192112264
Arthur Zwane South AfricaMidfielder1995–199671
Arturo Sainz UruguayForward198870
Athié BrazilGoalkeeper1924–19341420
Athirson BrazilMidfielder1998251
Augusto BrazilMidfielder2004–200800
Axel BrazilMidfielder1990–1994663
Ávalos BrazilDefender2004–2007150
Ânderson BrazilMidfielder2000–2001181
Ânderson Lima BrazilDefender1996–1999515
Baiano BrazilDefender1996–1998
2000
2007
51
0
11
1
0
0
Bechara BrazilMidfielder1998–199951
Bernardo BrazilMidfielder199200
Bernardo Brazil2010–present00
Bernardo Filho ParaguayMidfielder1948–1950281
Betão BrazilDefender200850
Borges BrazilForward2011–present3123
Bruno Agnello BrazilMidfielder1994–200100
Bruno Moraes BrazilForward2002–200320
Bruno Rodrigo BrazilDefender2010–present401
Caio BrazilForward1997
2000
25
11
6
0
Careca BrazilForward199700
Cabralzinho BrazilForward
Caetano BrazilForward200400
Camarão BrazilForward1923–1932270150
Carlinhos BrazilDefender2005–2008452
Carlos Alberto BrazilDefender1966–197444540
Carlos Frontini ArgentinaForward200591
Carlos Galván ArgentinaDefender2000–2001757
Carlos Germano BrazilGoalkeeper2000110
Carlos Miraglia UruguayForward198980
Ceará BrazilDefender199940
César Luis Menotti ArgentinaForward196810
César Sampaio BrazilMidfielder1986–1991822
César Tristão Brazil
Clederson BrazilMidfielder199900
Chicão BrazilMidfielder1981–1983141
Claiton BrazilMidfielder200491
Claudio Maldonado ChileMidfielder2005–2007851
Claudiomiro BrazilDefender1998–2001
Cléber BrazilDefender2001–2002223
Clodoaldo BrazilMidfielder1966–197951013
Constantino Mollitsas BrazilForward1921–1926
Cosa BrazilGoalkeeper197900
Coutinho BrazilForward1958–1967
1969–1970
457370
Crystian BrazilDefender2011–present10
Cuca BrazilForward199392
Daniel da Silva BrazilDefender1996–199790
Daniel Paulista BrazilMidfielder2003–2005251
Danilinho BrazilMidfielder2005100
Danilo BrazilMidfielder2010–2011315
Deivid BrazilForward1999–2001
2004–2005
129
48
66
26
Dejan Petković SerbiaMidfielder2007211
Desmond Armstrong United StatesDefender199130
Dênis BrazilDefender2006–2008432
Dido BrazilMidfielder1984–198620
Diego BrazilMidfielder2002–20046421
Diego Ângelo BrazilDefender2005–200600
Diego Ayala ParaguayMidfielder1941–1947
1953
1110
Diego de Lima BrazilForward2005121
Diego Faria Brazil2010–present00
Diego Monar Brazil2009–present10
Díonísio BrazilMidfielder2007–2010200
Djalma Dias BrazilDefender1969–1970
Dodô BrazilForward1999–20014523
Domingos BrazilDefender2004–2005
2006–2009
20
88
1
33
Doni BrazilGoalkeeper200400
Douglas BrazilGoalkeeper2008–2009240
Dunga BrazilMidfielder1985–1987161
Dutra BrazilDefender1997
2000
13
0
1
0
Edinho BrazilGoalkeeper1990–1991
1994–1998
0
60
0
0
Edgar Báez ParaguayForward1996–1998287
Edmar BrazilForward199200
Edmílson BrazilMidfielder200661
Edmundo BrazilForward2000203
Edu BrazilForward200020
Edu Dracena BrazilDefender2009–present12510
Edu Marangon BrazilMidfielder1990–1991243
Eduardo Marques BrazilForward1997–2000
2002
39
0
4
0
DuPlessis BrazilForward1966–1976584183
Elano BrazilMidfielder2001–2004
2011–present
129
52
34
15
Eliodoro Cáceres ParaguayForward196942
Eli Sabiá BrazilDefender2009221
Elmo Bóvio ArgentinaMidfielder195011
Emerson BrazilMidfielder200960
Erwin Ávalos ParaguayForward2005171
Evaldo BrazilDefender200880
Evando BrazilForward200591
Éder BrazilMidfielder198700
Élder BrazilMidfielder1996–1999380
Élder Granja BrazilMidfielder2000
Élton Giovanni BrazilMidfielder2004–2006303
Del Vecchio BrazilForward1954–1957180105
Fabão BrazilDefender2008–2009401
Fabiano BrazilForward2005–2010112
Fabiano Eller BrazilDefender2008–2009471
Fabiano Pereira BrazilMidfielder2002–20033410
Fábio Baiano BrazilMidfielder2005
Fábio Costa BrazilGoalkeeper2000–2003
2006–present
63
86
0
0
Fabinho BrazilMidfielder2004–2005621
Fabinho BrazilMidfielder2006232
Fábio Santos BrazilDefender200850
Feitiço BrazilForward1927–1933151206
Felipe BrazilGoalkeeper2006–present430
Felipe Anderson BrazilMidfielder2010–present191
Felipe Azevedo BrazilMidfielder2009161
Fernandes BrazilForward199881
Filipi Souza BrazilDefender2008–present80
Flávio BrazilDefender2003–2005280
Flávio Minuano BrazilForward197700
Francisco Melchior UruguayMidfielder1952
Freddy Rincón ColombiaMidfielder2000546
Fricson George EcuadorDefender199920
Fumagalli BrazilMidfielder1997–200171
Gallo BrazilMidfielder1992–1996
Galvão BrazilForward200680
Ganso BrazilMidfielder2008–present14832
Geílson BrazilForward2004–20062710
Germano BrazilMidfielder2009–2010231
Gérson da Silva BrazilForward1983–1984145
Gilmar BrazilGoalkeeper1961–19692660
Gilmar Silva BrazilMidfielder200610
Giovanni BrazilForward1994–1996
2005
2010
36
27
8
18
4
1
Guga BrazilForward1992–19956024
Guilherme Choco BrazilDefender2009–201000
Harold Cross IrelandForward191374
Haroldo BrazilForward1917–19274455
Heleno BrazilMidfielder2005–2006
Hemetério Diez UruguayMidfielder194440
Herrera UruguayForward193510
Hugo de León UruguayDefender1986–198700
Jair BrazilMidfielder1956–196019634
Jair da Costa BrazilMidfielder1972–1974193
Jamelli BrazilForward1995–19964113
Jardel BrazilDefender200600
Jaú BrazilDefender1944
Jean BrazilDefender1995–2000715
Jean Carlos BrazilForward2008–200951
Jefferson Luiz Brazil2009–present30
Joel Camargo BrazilDefender1963–1971
Jonas BrazilForward2006–2007201
Jonathan BrazilDefender2011172
Jorginho BrazilMidfielder1989101
José Agnelli ArgentinaDefender194020
José Dacunto ArgentinaDefender1946–1947620
José Caballero SpainGoalkeeper1938–1941670[30][31]
José Lengyl RomaniaGoalkeeper1941–1942110
José Ramos Delgado ArgentinaDefender1967–19733242
Juan Carlos Henao ColombiaGoalkeeper200540
Juan Echevarrieta ArgentinaForward1942–19442520
Juan Negri ArgentinaMidfielder1955–1956174
Juan Soler ArgentinaDefender1944102
Juary BrazilForward1976–1979
1989–1990
41
6
18
0
Julien Fauvel FranceGoalkeeper1912–191340
Julio Manzur ParaguayDefender2006511
Juninho BrazilForward2006–200811
Juninho BrazilDefender2005–200700
Júlio Pereyra UruguayMidfielder1988–1989110
Júlio Sérgio Bertagnoli BrazilGoalkeeper2002–2004410
Júnior Moraes BrazilForward2007–2009162
Kazuyoshi Miura JapanMidfielder1986
1990
0
11
0
3
Keirrison BrazilForward2010–2011134
Kennedy Nagoli ZimbabweMidfielder1995–1996354
Kléber BrazilDefender2005–20081058
Kléber Pereira BrazilForward2007–20099376
Leandro Machado BrazilForward200440
Leandro Rodrigues BrazilForward2006101
Leonardo BrazilDefender2004–2005
2007
17
2
0
0
Leopoldo Luque ArgentinaForward198350
Leonardo Manzi BrazilForward1988–1989143
Léo BrazilDefender2000–2005
2009–present
21912
Léo Lima BrazilMidfielder2006110
Lima BrazilDefender1961–197369665
Lima BrazilForward2008210
Lopes BrazilForward2004–2005
Lucas BrazilDefender2009–201090
Luciano BrazilMidfielder1994–199500
Luciano Castan BrazilDefender201000
Luciano Henrique BrazilForward2005–2008212
Luis Bolaños EcuadorForward200900
Luis Menutti ArgentinaForward193832
Luiz Alberto BrazilDefender2005–2006475
Luiz Henrique BrazilMidfielder200800
Luizão BrazilForward2005–200650
Luizinho BrazilDefender2008–2009100
Luizinho BrazilForward200600
Lúcio BrazilMidfielder1998–1999
Lúcio Flávio BrazilMidfielder200900
Madson BrazilMidfielder2009–present559
Magnum BrazilMidfielder200550
Magon ArgentinaForward193910
Maikon Leite BrazilMidfielder2008–2011369
Manga BrazilGoalkeeper1951–19604040
Maranhão BrazilDefender2010–present182
Marcel BrazilForward2010135
Marcelinho Carioca BrazilMidfielder2001–2002155
Marcelinho Paraíba BrazilMidfielder1994–199570
Marcelo BrazilDefender2007–2008412
Marcelo Silva BrazilMidfielder1998–2002231
Marcelo Tolomeotti BrazilForward2003
Marcelo Torres ArgentinaMidfielder1934140
Marcinho BrazilMidfielder2004280
Marcinho Guerreiro BrazilMidfielder200831
Pará BrazilDefender2008–present1842
Marcos Assunção BrazilMidfielder1995–1997
1998–1999
33
0
3
0
Marcos Aurélio BrazilForward20076923
Mariano Trípodi ArgentinaForward2008151
Marinho Peres BrazilDefender1972–1974171
Marquearema ArgentinaMidfielder195220
Masakiyo Maezono JapanMidfielder1998–199951
Matt Okoh United StatesMidfielder199500
Mauricio Molina ColombiaMidfielder2008–2009418
Maurício Copertino BrazilDefender1993–199580
Maurinho BrazilDefender2002220
Mauro Ramos BrazilDefender1960–19663541
Mazinho BrazilForward1985–198890
Márcio Careca BrazilDefender2004
Márcio Santos BrazilDefender200000
Mengálvio BrazilMidfielder1960–1967
1969
37128
Michael Quiñónez EcuadorMidfielder2008161
Musashi Mizushima JapanForward198810
Moisés BrazilForward2010–201110
Molina ArgentinaForward19402613
Müller BrazilForward1997–19982710
Narciso BrazilMidfielder1994–1998
2003–2005
111
4
5
0
Nelsinho Baptista BrazilDefender1977–1981661
Nelson Cuevas ParaguayForward2008172
Nelson Tapia ChileGoalkeeper2004180
Nené BrazilMidfielder1960–19635424
Nenê BrazilMidfielder2002–2003228
Neto BrazilForward1994163
Neto BrazilDefender2006–200770
Neylor BrazilDefender200600
Neymar BrazilForward2009–2013176101
Nunes BrazilForward198500
Odvan BrazilDefender2001–200200
Ondigui Adams CameroonMidfielder200600
Orestes BrazilDefender200160
Orlando BrazilDefender1965–1969
Oséas BrazilForward200000
Otavio Braga BrazilForward
Overath Breitner VenezuelaMidfielder2009–2011182
Pagão BrazilForward1955–1963345159
Palhinha BrazilForward1982114
Patrik BrazilMidfielder2008–present00
Paulinho Kobayashi BrazilForward1994227
Paulinho McLaren BrazilForward1989–19926536
Paulo BrazilDefender2006–200710
Paulo Almeida BrazilMidfielder2001–2004460
Paulo César BrazilDefender2004–2005702
Paulo Isidoro BrazilMidfielder1983–1985408
Paulo Rink GermanyForward1999–2000120
Paulo Roberto BrazilDefender198590
Pedrinho BrazilMidfielder20072910
Pedro Alves BrazilDefender200700
Pelé BrazilForward1956–197411061091
Pepe BrazilForward1954–1969¤750405
Pereira BrazilDefender2001–2004282
Peter Timko Czech RepublicGoalkeeper195210
Piá BrazilMidfielder1996–1998100
Picot ArgentinaMidfielder1954
Pita BrazilMidfielder1976–19849516
Pitbull BrazilForward2005112
Rafael Cabral BrazilGoalkeeper2009–present1140
Rafael Caldeira BrazilDefender2010–present140
Rafael de Andrade BrazilGoalkeeper2000–200450
Ramón Mifflin PeruMidfielder1974–1975341
Reginaldo Araújo BrazilDefender2003380
Reinaldo BrazilForward20062818
Renan Mota BrazilForward2011–present10
Renan Rocha BrazilGoalkeeper200100
Renatinho BrazilForward2005–2008416
Renato BrazilMidfielder2000–200412212
Ricardo Bóvio BrazilMidfielder2004–2006480
Ricardo Oliveira BrazilForward20033422
Ricardo Rocha BrazilDefender1993150
Ricardo Romera ArgentinaGoalkeeper1976–1978570
Ricardo Soares BrazilDefender2001192
Rildo BrazilDefender1967–1972190
Rivaldo Barbosa BrazilMidfielder2004–200620
Robert BrazilMidfielder1996–1997
2000–2002
2002–2003
44
56
16
2
12
2
Roberto Orlando Affonso Júnior Hong KongMidfielder200500
Roberto Brum BrazilMidfielder2008–2010360
Robgol BrazilForward2004
Robinho BrazilForward2002–2005
2010
111
2
46
0
Róbson BrazilMidfielder2008–2011334
Rodolfo Rodríguez UruguayGoalkeeper1984–19882550
Rodrigão BrazilForward1999–200192
Rodrigo Costa BrazilDefender200200
Rodrigo Possebon ItalyMidfielder2010–present311
Rodrigo Souto BrazilMidfielder2007–2009937
Rodrigo Tabata QatarMidfielder2006–200815442
Rodrigo Tiuí BrazilForward2007296
Rodriguinho BrazilMidfielder2010182
Roger BrazilMidfielder2011–present70
Roger Silva BrazilGoalkeeper2006–200750
Rogério BrazilDefender2004–2008
Ronaldão BrazilDefender1997382
Ronaldo Guiaro BrazilDefender2006–2007200
Roni BrazilGoalkeeper2005–2008
Roniéliton BrazilForward200931
Ruben Aveiros ParaguayForward1945161
Rubens Cardoso BrazilDefender2000–2001
2003
24
13
0
0
Rychely BrazilForward2011–present72
Samuel BrazilGoalkeeper2008–present
Santana BrazilMidfielder2006–2007353
Saverio Lepore ItalyDefender1980–198660
Saulo BrazilGoalkeeper2004–2006240
Sebastián Pinto ChileForward200871
Serginho Chulapa BrazilForward1983–1984
1988
1989–1990
36
5
13
32
1
2
Sergio Santín UruguayMidfielder1986160
Sérgio BrazilGoalkeeper200990
Sérgio Manoel BrazilMidfielder1989–1992
1993–1994
62
25
2
1
Silva Batuta BrazilForward19678
Silvio BrazilForward200500
Somália BrazilForward2005
Sosa ArgentinaMidfielder1940171
Sócrates BrazilMidfielder1988–198952
Tcheco BrazilMidfielder200520
Thiago Carleto BrazilDefender2007–2008100
Tiago Alves BrazilForward2011–present71
Tiago Bernardini BrazilDefender2002–200300
Tiago Luís BrazilForward2008–present182
Tinga BrazilDefender
Tomo Sugawara JapanMidfielder199941
Toninho Guerreiro BrazilForward1963–1969373283
Triguinho BrazilDefender2009223
Tuta BrazilMidfielder2004–2005
Urbano Caldeira BrazilGoalkeeper1913–1933
Val Baiano BrazilForward200360
Valdo BrazilMidfielder2000–2001191
Velloso BrazilGoalkeeper1993200
Vicente Rojas ArgentinaForward193921
Vinícius BrazilMidfielder200720
Vitor Júnior BrazilMidfielder2007271
Víctor Aristizábal ColombiaForward1998–1999112
Vladimir BrazilGoalkeeper2009
2010
0
0
0
0
Walace BrazilDefender2011–present10
Weldon BrazilForward2000–2002111
Wellington BrazilMidfielder2002–2003
Wellington Paulista BrazilForward2006309
Wendel BrazilForward2005–2006443
Wesley BrazilMidfielder2007–20108111
William BrazilForward2004–2005169
Wilson Alves BrazilDefender1955–1957
Wladimir BrazilDefender1991160
Yasutoshi Miura JapanMidfielder1984–1985
Zague BrazilForward195900
Zé Elias BrazilMidfielder2004–2006250
Zé Roberto BrazilMidfielder2006–20074812
Zé Sérgio BrazilForward1984–1986181
Zetti BrazilGoalkeeper1997–1999720
Zezinho BrazilMidfielder2010140
Zito BrazilMidfielder1952–196772757

Notes

NB^ For a full description of positions see football positions.

References

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Further reading

  • Calazans, Fernando (1998). O Nosso Futebol [Our Football] (in Portuguese). Mauad Editora Ltda. ISBN 85-85756-66-7. 
  • Carravetta, Elio (2006). Modernização da Gestão no Futebol Brasileiro [Modernization in Brazilian Football Management] (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-7497-287-8. 
  • Cruz, Antonio (2003). Futebol Brasileiro [Brazilian Football] (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-87293-31-1. 
  • Cunha, Odir (2006). Donos da Terra – A História do Primeiro Título Intercontinental do Santos. Realejo Edições. 
  • Cunha, Odir (2008). Na Raça! – Como o Santos Se Tornou o Primeiro Bicampeão Mundial [97-8859990-517-3] (in Portuguese). 
  • Cunha, Odir; Unzelte, Celso (2009). O Grande Jogo – Corinthians X Santos – O maior duelo alvinegro do futebol contado por dois historiadores fanáticos (in Portuguese). ISBN 978-85-7679-222-2. 
  • Cunha, Odir (2003). Pedrinho Escolheu um Time (in Portuguese). ISBN 978-85-87306-19-7. 
  • Cunha, Odir (2003). Time dos Sonhos [Dream Teams] (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-7594-020-1. 
  • Guarche, Guilherme Gomez (2003). Santos FC – O Melhor do Século nas Américas (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-901925-1-2. 
  • Helal, Ronaldo; Jorge, Antônio; Soares, Gonçalves; Lovisolo, Hugo (2001). Invenção do país futebol [The invention of a football nation] (in Portuguese). Mauad Editora Ltda. ISBN 85-7478-046-4. 
  • Enciclopédia do Futebol Brasileiro. Lance!. 2001. 
  • Lemos, Vladir (2007). O Dia Em Que Me Tornei Santista (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-87537-84-9. 
  • Luxemburgo, Vanderlei; Ostrovsky, Ingo (2003). Profissão Campeão – Como o Santos ganhou o Campeonato Brasileiro de 2004 (in Portuguese). 
  • Macia (Pepe), José (2006). Bombas de Alegria. Realejo Edições. ISBN 85-99905-01-5. 
  • Moreira da Silva, Norberto (2007). Santos FC 95 anos – Passado de Glórias [Santos FC 95 years – Glorious past] (in Portuguese). Santos FC. 
  • Napoleão, Antonio Carlos (1999). O Brasil na Taça Libertadores da América [Brazil in the Copa Libertadores] (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-7478-001-4. 
  • Pelé (2006). Pelé – A Autobiografia (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-7542-224-3. 
  • Revan, Editora (1994). Futebol brasileiro: o gigante a despertar [Brazilian Football: a giant awakens] (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-7106-059-2. 
  • Snyder, John (2001). Soccer's most wanted: the top 10 book of clumsy keepers, clever crosses, and outlandish oddities. Brassey's. ISBN 1-57488-365-8. 
  • Torero, José Roberto. Santos: Dicionário Santista [Santos: Santista Dictionary] (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-00-01601-9. 
  • Torero, José Roberto; Pimenta, Marcus Aurelius (1998). Santos: um time dos céus [Santos, a team from heaven] (in Portuguese). ISBN 85-06-02745-4. 
  • Witzig, Richard (2006). The Global Art of Soccer. CusiBoy Publishing. ISBN 0-9776688-0-0. 

Filmography

  • Aníbal Massaini Neto, Pelé Eterno, 2004.
  • Carlos Hugo Christensen, O Rei Pelé, 1963.
  • Djalma Limongi Batista, Asa Branca: um sonho brasileiro, 1981.
  • Eduardo Escorel and Luiz Carlos Barreto, Isto é Pelé, 1974.
  • Felipe Nepomuceno, Guadalajara 70, 2002.
  • Hank Levine, Marcelo Machado and Tocha Alves, Ginga, 2004.
  • Mercado Livre, Santos, Especial, 2011.
  • Paulo Machline, Uma história de futebol, 1998.
  • Pedro Asbeg, Dogão calabresa, 2002.
  • Ugo Giorgetti, Boleiros, 1998.
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