He played for the Giallorossi from 1997 to 1999, sowing beauty with Zdenek Zeman but without winning anything. He walked away empty handed and without the consideration he deserved
In the rich and very varied list of Brazilians who have left their mark on the history of Roma and have remained etched in the collective memory, from Dino Da Costa to Paulo Roberto Falcão, from Toninho Cerezo to Pluto Aldair, from Puma Emerson to Cafu, from Amantino Mancini to Taddei – and even considering the memorable flops like Andrade and Renato Portaluppi – the name of Paulo Sergio always arrives with guilty delay, relegated beyond prestigious positions, one among many in the crowded do Brasil in yellow and red sauce. And it’s a fault, that’s for sure.