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Ricardo Rocha

Centre back, born 1962, 12 clubs, 1990s era

Ricardo Rocha played for 12 clubs in his senior career, starting at Santo Amaro in 1982. His longest spell was at Guarani: 3 seasons, 1985–1988. His last club was Flamengo, where he played until 1999.

  1. Santo Amaro1982Santo Amaro, 1982
    Santa Cruz1983–84Santa Cruz, 1983–84
    Guarani1985–88Guarani, 1985–88
    Sporting CP1988Sporting CP, 1988
  2. São Paulo1989–91São Paulo, 1989–91
    Real Madrid1991–93Real Madrid, 1991–93
    Santos1993Santos, 1993
    Vasco da Gama1994–95Vasco da Gama, 1994–95
  3. Olaria1996Olaria, 1996
    Fluminense1996Fluminense, 1996
    Newell's Old Boys1997–98Newell's Old Boys, 1997–98
    Flamengo1998–99Flamengo, 1998–99

Ricardo Rocha’s clubs

YearsClub
1982Santo Amaro
1983–1984Santa Cruz
1985–1988Guarani
1988Sporting CP
1989–1991São Paulo
1991–1993Real Madrid
1993Santos
1994–1995Vasco da Gama
1996Olaria
1996Fluminense
1997–1998Newell's Old Boys
1998–1999Flamengo

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What clubs did Ricardo Rocha play for?
Ricardo Rocha played for 12 clubs in his senior career: Santo Amaro, Santa Cruz, Guarani, Sporting CP, São Paulo, Real Madrid, Santos, Vasco da Gama, Olaria, Fluminense, Newell's Old Boys and Flamengo.
What was Ricardo Rocha's last club?
Ricardo Rocha's last club was Flamengo (1998–1999).
What was Ricardo Rocha's first club?
Ricardo Rocha started his senior career at Santo Amaro in 1982.

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