Cafu is regarded as one of the greatest right-backs in football history, celebrated for his tireless energy, attacking drive, and consistency at the highest level. He began his career in Brazil with São Paulo, winning back-to-back Copa Libertadores and the 1992 Intercontinental Cup, before moving to Europe, where he starred for AS Roma and AC Milan. With Roma, he won the Serie A title in 2001, and at Milan he added another league title, the 2007 Champions League, and multiple domestic cups. Internationally, Cafu became a legend with Brazil, earning over 140 caps and playing in three consecutive World Cup finals, lifting the trophy in 1994 and 2002. Renowned for his relentless stamina and leadership, he captained Brazil to glory in 2002, becoming the only player in history to appear in three World Cup finals.