Romario: Brazilian legend shows incredible dribbling skills in video

• Romario was one of the finest players to ever play for Brazil
• The World Cup winner could still lace on a pair of boots and do the business
• A video circulating on social media shows Romario mesmerising his opponent at age 57

Brazilian icon Romario demonstrated that he still possesses remarkable skills in an astonishing street football match.

During his active playing years, Romario secured victory in the World Cup, clinched three Copa America titles, conquered La Liga, and earned three Dutch championships along with three Dutch cups, marking an illustrious and distinguished career.

He garnered widespread recognition as one of the premier players globally, clinching the prestigious Best FIFA Men's Player award in 1994.

However, at the age of 57, he effortlessly dominated small-sided street football games in Brazil.

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After the release of footage showcasing him skillfully spinning opponents around reminiscent of 1994, fans flooded social media with praise for the legendary Barcelona figure.

Observing his skills almost 14 years post-retirement, it becomes evident how he was able to amass a significant number of goals during his playing career.

Romario showcased his ability to ward off opponents, skillfully manoeuvre around them, and even execute spins with the enchanting footwork that we commonly associate with Brazilian flair.

Later on in the video, Romario deftly lifted the ball over an advancing defender and executed an impeccable half-volley into the bottom corner using the outside of his foot.

Additionally, he demonstrated that his technique remains impeccable by effortlessly controlling a lofted pass over his shoulder with his laces, halting it seamlessly before delivering a powerful shot into the back of the net.

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