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What was Rivaldo's career like?
At the age of 13, he became a member of the Holy Cross junior soccer team. At the age of 16 (1989), Rivaldo joined the Brazilian league club Holy Cross, before moving to another team, Mochimelin, in 1991. He joined domestic powerhouse Corrientes in 1993 and made his debut for the Brazilian national team in December of the same year, scoring the only goal of the match to beat Mexico 1:0 in a friendly match.
Rivaldo moved to Palmeiras in 1994 and won the Brazilian League Championship for the club that same year.
In 1996, transferred to La Coruna, Spain.
In August 1997, he moved from Deportivo La Coruna to La Liga powerhouse Barcelona for $26.7 million. He signed a six-year contract with an unprecedented $92 million in liquidated damages, and in July 2000, FC Barcelona raised his annual salary to $6 million (after taxes), making him the highest-paid soccer player in the world.
In June 2002, Barcelona decided to terminate Rivaldo's contract one year early after a dispute between Rivaldo and the club. Rivaldo then joined Serie A club AC Milan. However, he did not get a starting position and returned to Brazil to play for Cruzeiro (2 goals in 11 matches), and in 2004 he joined Greek powerhouse Olympiakos, where he helped the team win three consecutive titles in three years. in May 2007, Olympiakos tried to extend Rivaldo's contract at a lower salary, but it was rejected. He then moved to AEK Athens, the previous league runners-up, on a free transfer, in what has been called the most important import in AEK's history.
In 2009 Rivaldo went to Uzbekistan in Central Asia to join Benyodeko and won a third consecutive Uzbek league title.
On January 23, 2011, Brazilian giants São Paulo FC announced on their official website that they have successfully signed former World Footballer of the Year and European Ballon d'Or winner Rivaldo, who will play for the team until December 31, 2011 on a loan basis.
In 2012 Rivaldo joined Kabuscorp in Angola, Africa.
In January 2013, Rivaldo joined Brazilian side São Caetano on a contract until December 2013.
In December 2013, Rivaldo joined Brazil's Mochimirin He is also the owner of this club, where his son also plays.
On March 15, 2014, Rivaldo announced his retirement on his Ins.
On June 23, 2015, at the age of 43, Rivaldo announced on his Instagram that he was returning to the green, and that he would be playing in the Brazilian second division for Mojmirim.
In August 2015, it was again announced that Rivaldo would continue to serve as president of Mojmirim after his retirement.
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