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Copa do Brasil 1993: Cruzeiro campeão

A decisão de 1993 colocou frente a frente Cruzeiro e Grêmio, com o título ficando para o Cruzeiro. Abaixo estão os elencos reais daquela edição — 16 clube(s) e 330 jogadores levantados um a um, com o nível de cada jogador justificado para aquela temporada específica e a fonte da informação.

Este levantamento existe porque o Copaverso — um simulador gratuito onde você reescreve as finais — só usa dados reais. Um jogador de 1993 não recebe aqui o nível do auge da carreira dele: recebe o nível que tinha naquele ano, que é o que faz cada edição parecer diferente da seguinte. Onde não foi possível confirmar a presença de um jogador, ele fica de fora, e a lacuna é declarada na nota de cobertura do clube.

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Cruzeiro Campeão

Base: escalação da final (volta 03/06 no Mineirão, 2x1; ida 0x0), técnico Pinheiro. Primeiro título de Copa do Brasil do Cruzeiro. Fontes: pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_da_Copa_do_Brasil_de_Futebol_de_19… ; www.ogol.com.br/jogo/1993-06-03-cruzeiro-gremio/660445

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Paulo César	Goleiro	70
Célio Lúcio	Defesa	70
Nonato	Defesa	68
Paulo Roberto Costa	Defesa	66
Róbson	Defesa	66
Éder Aleixo	Meio	74
Ademir Kaefer	Meio	72
Rogério Lage	Meio	68
Roberto Gaúcho	Ataque	70
Cleisson	Ataque	68
Edenílson	Ataque	68

Como cada nível foi definido

Paulo César (GK, 70): goleiro titular na final. Fonte: escalação da final.
Célio Lúcio (DF, 70): zagueiro titular, líder da defesa. Fonte: escalação da final.
Nonato (DF, 68): lateral-esquerdo titular. Fonte: idem.
Paulo Roberto Costa (DF, 66): lateral-direito titular. Fonte: idem.
Róbson (DF, 66): zagueiro titular, dupla com Célio Lúcio. Fonte: idem.
Éder Aleixo (MF, 74): meia veterano, ídolo e ex-Seleção, especialista em bolas paradas — a maior referência técnica do time mesmo no fim da carreira. Fonte: escalação da final.
Ademir Kaefer (MF, 72): meia-armador experiente, criação e organização. Fonte: escalação da final.
Rogério Lage (MF, 68): volante titular. Fonte: idem.
Roberto Gaúcho (FW, 70): atacante titular, decisivo na final (jogada do 1º gol). Fonte: escalação/lances da final.
Cleisson (FW, 68): atacante titular, marcou o gol do título (2x1). Fonte: escalação/gols da final.
Edenílson (FW, 68): atacante titular. Fonte: escalação da final.

Nota de cobertura: 11 jogadores verificados a partir da escalação titular da final (volta) da Copa do Brasil 1993. Reservas do banco não foram confirmados em fonte e, portanto, não foram incluídos (nunca inventados) — squad enxuto porém verdadeiro, conforme a regra. Vários nomes (Célio Lúcio, Nonato, Cleisson, Roberto Gaúcho, Paulo César) reaparecem no Cruzeiro campeão de 1996, confirmando a continuidade do grupo.

Grêmio Vice

Base: escalação da final (volta 03/06 no Mineirão, 1x2; ida 0x0). Fontes: pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_da_Copa_do_Brasil_de_Futebol_de_19… ; www.ogol.com.br/jogo/1993-06-03-cruzeiro-gremio/660445 ; gremio1983.wordpress.com/2016/10/25/copa-do-brasil-1993-cruzei…

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Eduardo Heuser	Goleiro	68
Charles	Goleiro	64
Paulão	Defesa	68
Jackson	Defesa	66
Luciano	Defesa	66
Dida	Defesa	64
Dener	Meio	76
Pingo	Meio	68
Jamir	Meio	68
Juninho	Meio	68
Carlos Miguel	Ataque	68
Gílson	Ataque	66
Fabinho	Ataque	66

Como cada nível foi definido

Eduardo Heuser (GK, 68): goleiro titular na final (falhou no 1º gol adversário). Fonte: escalação/lances da final.
Charles (GK, 64): goleiro que entrou aos 15' da final (rendeu Dida no lance de lesão/substituição); rodízio. Fonte: substituições da final.
Paulão (DF, 68): zagueiro titular na final. Fonte: escalação da final.
Jackson (DF, 66): lateral-direito titular na final. Fonte: idem.
Luciano (DF, 66): zagueiro titular na final. Fonte: idem.
Dida (DF, 64): lateral-esquerdo titular (saiu aos 15', substituído). Fonte: escalação/substituições da final. (Defensor do Grêmio, homônimo — não confundir com o goleiro Dida.)
Dener (MF, 76): meia-armador, craque e principal jogador criativo do time — um dos maiores talentos do futebol brasileiro da época (faleceu em abril de 1994). Maior OVR do elenco. Fonte: escalação da final.
Pingo (MF, 68): meia/capitão, marcou o gol do Grêmio na final. Fonte: escalação/ gols da final.
Jamir (MF, 68): volante titular (rendido por Fabinho no 2º tempo). Fonte: escalação/substituições da final.
Juninho (MF, 68): meio-campista titular na final. Fonte: escalação da final.
Carlos Miguel (FW, 68): atacante/meia titular na final. Fonte: idem.
Gílson (FW, 66): atacante titular na final. Fonte: idem.
Fabinho (FW, 66): meio-campista/atacante reserva que entrou na final; rodízio. Fonte: substituições da final.

Nota de cobertura: 13 jogadores verificados a partir da escalação da final (volta) da Copa do Brasil 1993 (titulares + reservas que entraram). Vários nomes (Paulão, Pingo, Jamir, Carlos Miguel, Luciano) reaparecem no Grêmio campeão de 1994, confirmando a continuidade do grupo. Reservas não utilizados foram omitidos (nunca inventados).

Ceará

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for the club's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/ceara-sporting-club/kader/verein/2029/sai… (19 players listed with position/age; no market values exist that far back; the 1990 season for this club was previously found to have no data indexed, but 1993 is available). No individual-match data for Ceará's specific 1993 Copa do Brasil run could be found, so every OVR here is a conservative, age/role-based estimate.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Ferreira	Goleiro	62
João Ângelo	Goleiro	54
Jorge Batata	Defesa	61
Vitor Hugo	Defesa	60
Gilson	Defesa	58
Airton Tanque	Defesa	55
Biluca	Defesa	54
Jaime	Defesa	54
da Silva	Defesa	49
Osmar	Meio	60
Júnior Xavier	Meio	60
Ronaldo Salviano	Meio	59
Airton Caixão	Meio	58
Francisco Mastrillo	Meio	56
Claudemir	Meio	51
Ivanildo	Meio	50
Wanks	Ataque	58
Sérgio Alves	Ataque	52
Mirandinha	Ataque	51

Como cada nível foi definido

Jorge Batata (DF/LB, 29), Osmar (MF/AM, 30), Júnior Xavier (MF/AM, 28), Sérgio Alves (FW/Striker, 21): each shares a name and a consistent age-progression with a player already documented at a different club in an earlier season of this batch (Jorge Batata at Goiás 1991, Osmar at Bahia 1992, Júnior Xavier at Vitória 1991, Sérgio Alves at Sport 1991) — plausibly the same real players having transferred between Northeast/ Brazilian clubs across these years, though not independently confirmed. Kept here as listed without further resolution. Source: Transfermarkt.
Mirandinha (FW/LW, 21): NOT the famous Corinthians/Newcastle striker Mirandinha, who would have been in his early 30s by 1993. A different, younger player who happens to share the name. Source: Transfermarkt.
Ferreira (GK, 29): oldest keeper, presumed starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
João Ângelo (GK, 21): younger backup keeper. Source: Transfermarkt.
Vitor Hugo (DF/CB, 27): senior defender. Source: Transfermarkt.
Gilson (DF/CB, 26), Airton Caixão (MF/DM, 26), Wanks (FW/CF, 26): regular-age players. Source: Transfermarkt.
Ronaldo Salviano (MF, 28): senior midfielder. Source: Transfermarkt.
Francisco Mastrillo (MF, 25): regular-age midfielder. Source: Transfermarkt.
Airton Tanque (DF/CB, 23), Biluca (DF/CB, 23), Jaime (DF/RB, 23): regular-age defenders. Source: Transfermarkt.
Ivanildo (MF/DM, 21), Claudemir (MF, 21): younger midfielders. Source: Transfermarkt.
da Silva (DF/CB, 20): youngest squad member, conservative rating. Source: Transfermarkt.

Flamengo

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Flamengo's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/cr-flamengo/kader/verein/614/saison_id/19… (page header "CR Flamengo — Season 1993"; positions and ages as listed there). Youth-team names aged 15-18 on that page were left out unless they actually broke into the first team in 1993 (Sávio).

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Gilmar	Goleiro	78
Adriano	Goleiro	62
Roger Noronha	Goleiro	54
Júnior	Defesa	76
Wilson Gottardo	Defesa	75
Júnior Baiano	Defesa	71
Charles Guerreiro	Defesa	71
Rogério Lourenço	Defesa	65
Piá	Defesa	60
Marcos Adriano	Defesa	60
Jorge Antônio	Defesa	58
Marcelinho Carioca	Meio	76
Djalminha	Meio	75
Uidemar	Meio	72
Adílio	Meio	66
Éder Lopes	Meio	66
Júlio César	Meio	63
Fabinho	Meio	62
Renato Gaúcho	Ataque	82
Casagrande	Ataque	76
Paulo Nunes	Ataque	70
Sávio	Ataque	68
Nélio	Ataque	64
Gaúcho	Ataque	63

Como cada nível foi definido

Gilmar (GK, 78): 32yo, ex-Brazil national-team goalkeeper and Flamengo's first choice in 1993 — the most decorated player in the goalkeeping line. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
Adriano (GK, 62): 22yo listed back-up keeper. Source: Transfermarkt.
Roger Noronha (GK, 54): 19yo third keeper. Source: Transfermarkt.
Júnior (DF, 76): 37yo club legend in his final playing years — still a starter but well past his 1980s peak, hence 76 rather than the 85+ his prime deserved. Source: Transfermarkt (age/role).
Wilson Gottardo (DF, 75): 28yo centre-back at his peak, an established first-division starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Júnior Baiano (DF, 71): 21yo centre-back breaking into the side in 1993, years before his national-team peak. Source: Transfermarkt.
Charles Guerreiro (DF, 71): 28yo right-back, regular starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Rogério Lourenço (DF, 65): 20yo centre-back, rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Piá (DF, 60), Marcos Adriano (DF, 60), Jorge Antônio (DF, 58): 21-22yo full-back cover with no 1993 starter role found. Source: Transfermarkt.
Marcelinho Carioca (MF, 76): 20yo attacking midfielder, already a first-team regular and the side's set-piece taker before his 1994 move to Corinthians. Source: Transfermarkt.
Djalminha (MF, 75): 21yo playmaker, one of the two young creators the 1993 team was built around. Source: Transfermarkt.
Uidemar (MF, 72): 26yo defensive midfielder, holding starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Adílio (MF, 66): 35yo veteran of the 1981 side, marginal squad role by 1993 — rated well below his peak. Source: Transfermarkt.
Éder Lopes (MF, 66), Júlio César (MF, 63), Fabinho (MF, 62): squad midfielders in their 20s with no confirmed starting role in 1993. Source: Transfermarkt.
Renato Gaúcho (FW, 82): 29yo, the team's biggest name and main attacking reference in 1993. Source: Transfermarkt.
Casagrande (FW, 76): 28yo striker back in Brazil after his European spell, still a quality option but not at his mid-1980s peak. Source: Transfermarkt.
Paulo Nunes (FW, 70): 20yo forward emerging in 1993. Source: Transfermarkt.
Sávio (FW, 68): 17yo, the club's celebrated prodigy who debuted in the first team in 1993 — high ceiling, low 1993 output. Source: Transfermarkt.
Nélio (FW, 64), Gaúcho (FW, 63): squad forwards, rotation level. Source: Transfermarkt.

Internacional

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Internacional's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/sc-internacional/kader/verein/6600/saison… (page header "Sport Club Internacional — Season 1993").

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Roberto Fernández	Goleiro	72
André	Goleiro	55
Adílson Batista	Defesa	76
Célio Silva	Defesa	74
Pinga	Defesa	70
Norton	Defesa	68
Vladimir	Defesa	68
Célio Lino	Defesa	66
Daniel Franco	Defesa	60
Argel	Defesa	56
Silas	Meio	78
Márcio Bittencourt	Meio	73
Everton Giovanella	Meio	70
Jandir	Meio	66
Marquinhos	Meio	66
Elson	Meio	64
Daniel Frasson	Meio	64
Djair	Meio	62
Bobô	Ataque	76
Nando	Ataque	72
Paulinho McLaren	Ataque	71
Mazinho Loyola	Ataque	70
Gérson	Ataque	69
Maurício	Ataque	66

Como cada nível foi definido

Roberto Fernández (GK, 72): 37yo Paraguayan international, the experienced first-choice keeper of the season. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
André (GK, 55): 19yo back-up. Source: Transfermarkt.
Adílson Batista (DF, 76): 23yo centre-back, the highest-profile defender in the squad and a future Brazil call-up. Source: Transfermarkt.
Célio Silva (DF, 74): 23yo centre-back, regular starter, later a Grêmio and national-team defender. Source: Transfermarkt.
Pinga (DF, 70), Norton (DF, 68), Vladimir (DF, 68): 25-26yo centre-backs at established first-division level, rotating the second CB slot. Source: Transfermarkt.
Célio Lino (DF, 66): 21yo right-back. Source: Transfermarkt.
Daniel Franco (DF, 60): 20yo left-back, squad cover. Source: Transfermarkt.
Argel (DF, 56): teenage centre-back at the very start of his Inter career in 1993 — rated as a prospect, far below his later level. Source: Transfermarkt.
Silas (MF, 78): 26yo, the squad's most accomplished midfielder (former Brazil international) and the creative reference of the side. Source: Transfermarkt.
Márcio Bittencourt (MF, 73): 27yo attacking midfielder, experienced starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Everton Giovanella (MF, 70): 21yo central midfielder emerging into the first team. Source: Transfermarkt.
Jandir (MF, 66): 30yo defensive midfielder, veteran rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Marquinhos (MF, 66), Elson (MF, 64), Daniel Frasson (MF, 64), Djair (MF, 62): squad midfielders in their 20s with no confirmed 1993 starting role. Source: Transfermarkt.
Bobô (FW, 76): 29yo attacking forward, the most experienced scorer in the squad. Source: Transfermarkt.
Nando (FW, 72), Paulinho McLaren (FW, 71): 25-28yo centre-forwards sharing the number 9 role. Source: Transfermarkt.
Mazinho Loyola (FW, 70): 23yo left winger, regular attacking option. Source: Transfermarkt.
Gérson (FW, 69), Maurício (FW, 66): squad attackers, rotation level. Source: Transfermarkt.

Londrina

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from ogol's historical squad page for Londrina EC's 1993 season (epoca_id = 1993 - 1871 = 122): www.ogol.com.br/equipe/londrina/3327/plantel?epoca_id=122 (32 names listed, squad average age 23.1). Season context: Londrina in 1993 was a Campeonato Paranaense side operating at Série B / Série C level, with a notably young squad (average age 23) built around a handful of experienced professionals. Ratings sit in the 54-66 band (filler to solid lower-division starter on the project's scale).

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Carlão	Goleiro	63
Agnaldo	Goleiro	62
Márcio Vieira	Goleiro	57
Márcio Alcântara	Defesa	65
César Soares	Defesa	64
Cambé	Defesa	63
João Neves	Defesa	61
Amarildo	Defesa	59
Sousa	Defesa	58
Roberto Cosmos	Defesa	56
Vital	Defesa	54
Eduardo Lobinho	Meio	66
Márcio Luís	Meio	64
Marquinhos	Meio	62
Edilson	Meio	61
Birinha	Meio	59
Alexandre Bianchi	Meio	57
Zé Roberto	Meio	55
Marcos Severo	Ataque	65
Joilton	Ataque	63
Aléssio	Ataque	58
Claudinho	Ataque	57
Pereira	Ataque	56
Cézar	Ataque	55
Serginho Brasília	Ataque	54

Como cada nível foi definido

Eduardo Lobinho (MF, 66): 30yo midfielder at peak age, the most experienced organiser. Source: ogol squad page above.
Márcio Alcântara (DF, 65): 31yo veteran centre-back, leader of a very young defence. Source: ogol.
Marcos Severo (FW, 65): 28yo forward at peak age, main attacking reference. Source: ogol.
César Soares (DF, 64): 30yo experienced defender, starter. Source: ogol.
Márcio Luís (MF, 64): 28yo midfielder in his prime, regular. Source: ogol.
Cambé (DF, 63): 27yo defender at a good age, starter. Source: ogol.
Joilton (FW, 63): 26yo forward, regular starter. Source: ogol.
Carlão (GK, 63): 28yo goalkeeper at peak age, first choice. Source: ogol.
Agnaldo (GK, 62): 27yo goalkeeper, sharing the position. Source: ogol.
Marquinhos (MF, 62): 25yo midfielder, regular. Source: ogol.
João Neves (DF, 61): 25yo defender, starter. Source: ogol.
Edilson (MF, 61): 25yo midfielder. Source: ogol.
Amarildo (DF, 59): 23yo defender. Source: ogol.
Birinha (MF, 59): 23yo midfielder. Source: ogol.
Sousa (DF, 58): 23yo defender, rotation. Source: ogol.
Aléssio (FW, 58): 22yo forward. Source: ogol.
Márcio Vieira (GK, 57): 23yo third goalkeeper. Source: ogol.
Alexandre Bianchi (MF, 57): 22yo young midfielder. Source: ogol.
Claudinho (FW, 57): 21yo young forward. Source: ogol.
Roberto Cosmos (DF, 56): 22yo young defender. Source: ogol.
Pereira (FW, 56): 21yo young forward. Source: ogol.
Zé Roberto (MF, 55): 21yo young midfielder. Source: ogol.
Cézar (FW, 55): 20yo prospect forward. Source: ogol.
Vital (DF, 54): 21yo young defender, squad filler. Source: ogol.
Serginho Brasília (FW, 54): 20yo prospect forward. Source: ogol.

Náutico

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Clube Náutico Capibaribe's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/clube-nautico-capibaribe/kader/verein/264… (page header "Clube Náutico Capibaribe — Season 1993", 23 names). Season context: Náutico were a lower-half Série A / state-championship side in 1993 with no player at national-team level, so the whole squad sits in the 56-68 band (rotation to lower-table starter on the project's scale).

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Marco Aurélio	Goleiro	66
Paraíba	Goleiro	64
Milton Lima	Defesa	68
Gilberto Pereira	Defesa	67
Parreira	Defesa	66
Cleber	Defesa	66
Lúcio Surubim	Defesa	63
Baiano	Defesa	62
Geferson Vincensi	Defesa	60
Paulinho	Defesa	56
Borçato	Meio	68
Paulo Leme	Meio	67
Rizza	Meio	63
Niquinha	Meio	60
Fernando	Meio	58
Vlademir	Ataque	68
Mael Reis	Ataque	63
Jéferson	Ataque	61
Mauricinho	Ataque	58
Washington	Ataque	57
Nailson da Silva	Ataque	56

Como cada nível foi definido

Milton Lima (DF, 68): 29yo centre-back, the most experienced defender and the senior figure in the back line. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
Borçato (MF, 68): 25yo defensive midfielder, the holding starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Vlademir (FW, 68): 26yo striker, the most experienced attacker in the squad. Source: Transfermarkt.
Gilberto Pereira (DF, 67): 26yo centre-back, regular starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Paulo Leme (MF, 67): 26yo right winger, first-choice wide player. Source: Transfermarkt.
Parreira (DF, 66), Cleber (DF, 66): 24-26yo defenders in the starting rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Marco Aurélio (GK, 66): 21yo goalkeeper, listed first for the season. Source: Transfermarkt.
Paraíba (GK, 64): 23yo, the other listed keeper. Source: Transfermarkt.
Lúcio Surubim (DF, 63): 22yo defender, rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Mael Reis (FW, 63): 21yo striker, second attacking option. Source: Transfermarkt.
Baiano (DF, 62): 23yo left-back. Source: Transfermarkt.
Jéferson (FW, 61): 21yo striker, squad attacker. Source: Transfermarkt.
Geferson Vincensi (DF, 60), Paulinho (DF, 56): 19-21yo defensive cover. Source: Transfermarkt.
Niquinha (MF, 60), Fernando (MF, 58), Rizza (MF, 63): 20-23yo squad midfielders; Rizza is the most experienced of the three. Source: Transfermarkt.
Mauricinho (FW, 58), Washington (FW, 57), Nailson da Silva (FW, 56): 19-20yo strikers, squad depth. Source: Transfermarkt.

Palmeiras

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Palmeiras' 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/se-palmeiras/kader/verein/1023/saison_id/… (page header "Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras — 1993 Season Squad"). Season context: this is the first Parmalat-era side — Palmeiras won the Campeonato Paulista 1993 (ending a 16-year title drought) and the Campeonato Brasileiro 1993, so the ratings sit high across the first XI.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Sérgio	Goleiro	71
Marcos	Goleiro	52
Antônio Carlos Zago	Defesa	78
Roberto Carlos	Defesa	78
Cléber	Defesa	76
Tonhão	Defesa	72
Cláudio	Defesa	68
Ricardo	Defesa	66
Jefferson	Defesa	62
Alexandre Rosa	Defesa	58
Zinho	Meio	80
Mazinho	Meio	79
César Sampaio	Meio	78
Jean Carlo	Meio	60
Amaral	Meio	60
Flávio Conceição	Meio	52
Evair	Ataque	84
Edmundo	Ataque	80
Edílson	Ataque	74
Sorato	Ataque	66
Maurílio	Ataque	63
Saulo	Ataque	62

Como cada nível foi definido

Evair (FW, 84): 26yo, the team's leading striker and the decisive scorer of the 1993 Paulista title run — the single best individual season in the squad. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
Edmundo (FW, 80): 20yo, broke through as a first-team attacker in the 1993 double-winning side. Source: Transfermarkt.
Zinho (MF, 80): 24yo left-sided midfielder, first-choice creator and a Brazil call-up on the back of this season. Source: Transfermarkt.
Mazinho (MF, 79): 25yo defensive/box-to-box midfielder, starter and 1994 World Cup squad member. Source: Transfermarkt.
Antônio Carlos Zago (DF, 78): 22yo centre-back, first-choice defender of the champion side. Source: Transfermarkt.
Roberto Carlos (DF, 78): 20yo left-back in his breakout Palmeiras season, already the outstanding attacking full-back of the Brazilian league — but years short of his Real Madrid peak. Source: Transfermarkt.
César Sampaio (MF, 78): 23yo holding midfielder, ever-present starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Cléber (DF, 76): 22yo centre-back partnering Zago. Source: Transfermarkt.
Edílson (FW, 74): 20yo winger/forward, key attacking rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Tonhão (DF, 72): 22yo full-back, regular starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Sérgio (GK, 71): 21yo, the squad's senior listed goalkeeper for 1993. Source: Transfermarkt.
Cláudio (DF, 68), Ricardo (DF, 66): 23-24yo defenders, rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Sorato (FW, 66): 22yo forward, back-up attacker. Source: Transfermarkt.
Maurílio (FW, 63), Saulo (FW, 62): 22-24yo forwards who arrived from the 1992 Série B champion Paraná Clube — squad depth behind Evair and Edmundo. Source: Transfermarkt.
Jefferson (DF, 62), Alexandre Rosa (DF, 58), Jean Carlo (MF, 60): young squad players with no confirmed 1993 starting role. Source: Transfermarkt.
Amaral (MF, 60): 18yo midfielder at the start of his career, years before becoming a Palmeiras regular. Source: Transfermarkt.
Flávio Conceição (MF, 52): 17yo youth-team midfielder just added to the senior list. Source: Transfermarkt.
Marcos (GK, 52): 18yo third-choice keeper, a decade before his 2002 peak. Source: Transfermarkt.

Paysandu

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Paysandu Sport Club's 1992/93 season: www.transfermarkt.us/paysandu-sport-club-pa-/kader/verein/6347… (page header "Paysandu SC — 92/93"; all 21 names listed there are Brazilian). Season context: Paysandu in 1993 were a Campeonato Paraense side outside the national first division. On the project's scale that puts essentially the whole squad in the rotation / lower-table band (50-66), with only the veteran goalkeeper above it.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Paulo Vítor	Goleiro	70
Ivan Izzo	Goleiro	60
Zé Maria	Defesa	65
Pedrinho	Defesa	64
Jairo Fernando	Defesa	64
Marquinhos Capixaba	Defesa	64
César	Defesa	62
Lucilo	Defesa	60
Marcelo Soares	Defesa	58
Jorginho Cantinflas	Meio	65
Oberdan	Meio	64
Marcos Roberto	Meio	63
Rogerinho Gameleira	Meio	62
Eduardo	Meio	60
Ferreira	Meio	58
Carlos André	Meio	57
Válber	Meio	52
Luiz Ricardo	Meio	50
Mendonça	Ataque	66
Éverson	Ataque	62
Carlinhos	Ataque	60

Como cada nível foi definido

Paulo Vítor (GK, 70): 34yo, by far the most decorated player in the squad — a former top-flight goalkeeper finishing his career in Belém, and the clear first choice. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
Ivan Izzo (GK, 60): 26yo back-up keeper. Source: Transfermarkt.
Zé Maria (DF, 65): 30yo defender, the senior man in the back line. Source: Transfermarkt.
Pedrinho (DF, 64): 32yo defender, experienced starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Jairo Fernando (DF, 64): 29yo defender, regular starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Marquinhos Capixaba (DF, 64): 26yo defender, starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
César (DF, 62): 23yo defender, rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Lucilo (DF, 60), Marcelo Soares (DF, 58): 21-22yo defensive cover. Source: Transfermarkt.
Jorginho Cantinflas (MF, 65): 26yo midfielder, the most established creator in the squad. Source: Transfermarkt.
Oberdan (MF, 64): 25yo midfielder, starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Marcos Roberto (MF, 63): 24yo midfielder, starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Rogerinho Gameleira (MF, 62): 23yo midfielder, rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Eduardo (MF, 60), Ferreira (MF, 58), Carlos André (MF, 57): 20-23yo squad midfielders. Source: Transfermarkt.
Válber (MF, 52), Luiz Ricardo (MF, 50): 17-18yo youth midfielders on the senior list. Source: Transfermarkt.
Mendonça (FW, 66): 28yo striker, the main attacking reference. Source: Transfermarkt.
Éverson (FW, 62), Carlinhos (FW, 60): 21-23yo forwards, squad depth. Source: Transfermarkt.

Remo

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Clube do Remo's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/clube-do-remo-pa-/kader/verein/10997/sais… (page header "Clube do Remo (PA) — Season 1993", 21 names, squad average age 25.2 — an unusually veteran side for the era). Season context: Remo were a Campeonato Paraense/Série B-level club in 1993, built around several experienced ex-first-division players. Ratings sit in the 55-70 band accordingly.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Flávio	Goleiro	66
Luís Carlos Silva	Goleiro	63
Edson Boaro	Defesa	68
Belterra	Defesa	65
Luís Carlos Nascimento	Defesa	64
Mário César	Defesa	63
Marcelo	Defesa	62
Juninho	Defesa	61
Guilherme	Defesa	60
Júnior	Defesa	55
Biro-Biro	Meio	70
Édson Silva	Meio	66
Dema	Meio	65
Agnaldo de Jesus	Meio	64
Mauricinho	Meio	63
Tarcísio	Meio	61
Giovanni	Meio	58
Alex Dias	Meio	56
Ageu	Ataque	66
Leco	Ataque	63
Williams	Ataque	58

Como cada nível foi definido

Biro-Biro (MF, 70): 32yo, the biggest name in the squad — the former Corinthians midfielder in his veteran years, still the technical reference of the team. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
Edson Boaro (DF, 68): 32yo defender with a top-flight past, the senior man in the back line. Source: Transfermarkt.
Flávio (GK, 66): 25yo, listed first among the goalkeepers and the likely starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Édson Silva (MF, 66): 32yo midfielder, experienced starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Ageu (FW, 66): 24yo striker, the main attacking option. Source: Transfermarkt.
Belterra (DF, 65): 30yo defender, regular starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Dema (MF, 65): 24yo midfielder, starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Luís Carlos Nascimento (DF, 64): 25yo defender, starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Agnaldo de Jesus (MF, 64): 24yo midfielder, rotation starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Mário César (DF, 63): 22yo defender. Source: Transfermarkt.
Luís Carlos Silva (GK, 63): 32yo second goalkeeper. Source: Transfermarkt.
Mauricinho (MF, 63): 28yo midfielder, rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Leco (FW, 63): 23yo forward, second attacker. Source: Transfermarkt.
Marcelo (DF, 62), Juninho (DF, 61), Guilherme (DF, 60): 21-24yo defenders, squad depth. Source: Transfermarkt.
Tarcísio (MF, 61): 22yo midfielder, squad player. Source: Transfermarkt.
Giovanni (MF, 58), Alex Dias (MF, 56): 19yo midfielders on the senior list. Source: Transfermarkt.
Williams (FW, 58): 19yo forward, squad depth. Source: Transfermarkt.
Júnior (DF, 55): 19yo defender, deep reserve. Source: Transfermarkt.

Rio Branco-AC

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from ogol's historical squad page for Rio Branco FC (Rio Branco, AC) 1993 season (epoca_id = 1993 - 1871 = 122): www.ogol.com.br/equipe/rio-branco-ac/3425/plantel?epoca_id=122 (page reports exactly 18 players, average age 25.2). Season context: Rio Branco-AC entered the 1993 Copa do Brasil as Campeonato Acreano champion. Acre was the weakest state federation in the country at the time and the club had no national-division activity, so ratings sit in the 45-57 band (deep reserve to filler on the project's scale) — the lowest of this batch by design.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Klowsbey	Goleiro	55
Kléber	Goleiro	52
Walter Zenga	Goleiro	45
Mano	Defesa	55
Chicão	Defesa	54
Carlos César	Defesa	52
Coala	Defesa	51
Jorge	Defesa	50
Merica	Meio	56
Paulo Henrique	Meio	55
Siqueira	Meio	53
Ulisses	Meio	52
Marquinhos Paquito	Meio	46
Marcos Piauí	Ataque	57
Vinícius	Ataque	55
Palmiro	Ataque	52
Pitiú	Ataque	49
Mundoca	Ataque	47

Como cada nível foi definido

Marcos Piauí (FW, 57): 28yo forward at peak age, the side's main attacking reference. Source: ogol squad page above.
Merica (MF, 56): 31yo veteran midfielder, most experienced outfield player. Source: ogol.
Mano (DF, 55): 33yo veteran defender, leader of the back line. Source: ogol.
Paulo Henrique (MF, 55): 29yo midfielder at peak age, regular starter. Source: ogol.
Vinícius (FW, 55): 28yo forward, starter. Source: ogol.
Klowsbey (GK, 55): 27yo goalkeeper, first choice. Source: ogol.
Chicão (DF, 54): 35yo veteran defender, experience but well past his peak. Source: ogol.
Siqueira (MF, 53): 26yo midfielder, regular. Source: ogol.
Carlos César (DF, 52): 24yo defender, starter. Source: ogol.
Ulisses (MF, 52): 26yo midfielder. Source: ogol.
Palmiro (FW, 52): 23yo forward. Source: ogol.
Kléber (GK, 52): 24yo backup goalkeeper. Source: ogol.
Coala (DF, 51): 24yo defender. Source: ogol.
Jorge (DF, 50): 23yo defender. Source: ogol.
Pitiú (FW, 49): 21yo young forward. Source: ogol.
Mundoca (FW, 47): 20yo prospect forward. Source: ogol.
Marquinhos Paquito (MF, 46): 19yo prospect midfielder. Source: ogol.
Walter Zenga (GK, 45): 18yo third goalkeeper, deep reserve (nickname taken from the Italian keeper). Source: ogol.

São Paulo

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for São Paulo's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/sao-paulo-fc/kader/verein/585/saison_id/1… (page header "São Paulo Futebol Clube — Season 1993"). Season context: Telê Santana's side won the Copa Libertadores 1993 and the Intercontinental Cup 1993, the peak of the club's strongest ever team — the first XI is rated accordingly.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Zetti	Goleiro	84
Gilberto	Goleiro	58
Rogério Ceni	Goleiro	55
Cafu	Defesa	82
Ronaldão	Defesa	78
Válber	Defesa	76
Ronaldo Luiz	Defesa	72
Adilson	Defesa	70
Vítor	Defesa	66
Gilmar	Defesa	62
Jura	Defesa	60
Raí	Meio	87
Leonardo	Meio	82
Toninho Cerezo	Meio	80
Palhinha	Meio	76
Dinho	Meio	74
Pintado	Meio	72
Gustavo Matosas	Meio	68
Juninho Paulista	Meio	66
Müller	Ataque	82
Valdeir	Ataque	72
Caté	Ataque	58
Paulo Jamelli	Ataque	54

Como cada nível foi definido

Raí (MF, 87): 26yo captain and playmaker, the outstanding player of the back-to-back Libertadores sides before his mid-1993 move to PSG — the only near-elite rating in the squad. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
Zetti (GK, 84): 26yo, Brazil's national-team goalkeeper and an ever-present in the Libertadores-winning run. Source: Transfermarkt.
Cafu (DF, 82): 21yo right-back, already a first-choice starter and a Brazil international heading into the 1994 World Cup. Source: Transfermarkt.
Müller (FW, 82): 25yo forward, the side's main scoring threat. Source: Transfermarkt.
Leonardo (MF, 82): 22yo, returned from Valencia during 1993 and slotted straight into the starting midfield/left side. Source: Transfermarkt.
Toninho Cerezo (MF, 80): 36yo veteran holding midfielder, still the tactical brain of the team but rated below his Roma-era peak for age. Source: Transfermarkt.
Ronaldão (DF, 78): 26yo centre-back, first-choice defender. Source: Transfermarkt.
Válber (DF, 76): 24yo centre-back, the other half of the starting pairing. Source: Transfermarkt.
Palhinha (MF, 76): 24yo central midfielder, regular starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Dinho (MF, 74): 25yo defensive midfielder, rotating with Cerezo. Source: Transfermarkt.
Ronaldo Luiz (DF, 72): 25yo left-back, first-choice on that flank. Source: Transfermarkt.
Pintado (MF, 72): 26yo defensive midfielder, squad rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Valdeir (FW, 72): 24yo second striker, main attacking back-up. Source: Transfermarkt.
Adilson (DF, 70): 26yo centre-back, third choice in the middle. Source: Transfermarkt.
Gustavo Matosas (MF, 68): 24yo Uruguayan central midfielder, squad player. Source: Transfermarkt.
Juninho Paulista (MF, 66): 18yo attacking midfielder in his first senior season — well below the level he reached in 1995. Source: Transfermarkt.
Vítor (DF, 66), Gilmar (DF, 62), Jura (DF, 60): young defensive cover with no confirmed starting role in 1993. Source: Transfermarkt.
Gilberto (GK, 58), Rogério Ceni (GK, 55): back-up keepers behind Zetti; Ceni was 20 and years from displacing him. Source: Transfermarkt.
Caté (FW, 58), Paulo Jamelli (FW, 54): teenage forwards on the senior list. Source: Transfermarkt.

Sport

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Sport Club do Recife's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/sport-recife/kader/verein/8718/saison_id/… (page header "Sport Club do Recife — 1993 Season Squad", 23 names). Season context: Sport were a mid-table Série A side in 1993 (group stage of the Campeonato Brasileiro, state-championship contender in Pernambuco). Ratings are therefore capped in the low 70s — a competent first-division squad with no national-team-level player.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Jefferson	Goleiro	68
Biro-Biro	Defesa	68
Chico Monte Alegre	Defesa	68
Betão	Defesa	68
Givaldo	Defesa	65
Vado	Defesa	62
Biro	Defesa	60
Lima	Defesa	56
Sandro Barbosa	Defesa	52
Carlos Moura	Meio	70
Ataíde	Meio	68
Zinho	Meio	67
Edmílson	Meio	66
Acássio	Meio	66
Marcelo Gomes	Meio	62
Gilberto Gaúcho	Meio	60
Juninho Pernambucano	Meio	60
Dário	Meio	56
Bizu	Ataque	72
Luiz Carlos Carioca	Ataque	68
Nivaldo	Ataque	66
Sílvio Ceará	Ataque	58

Como cada nível foi definido

Bizu (FW, 72): 31yo veteran centre-forward, the most experienced attacker and main scoring reference. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
Carlos Moura (MF, 70): 27yo midfielder, first-choice in central midfield. Source: Transfermarkt.
Ataíde (MF, 68): 29yo right midfielder, experienced starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Luiz Carlos Carioca (FW, 68): 28yo right winger, regular attacking starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Biro-Biro (DF, 68), Chico Monte Alegre (DF, 68), Betão (DF, 68): 26-28yo defenders forming the experienced back line. Source: Transfermarkt.
Zinho (MF, 67): 26yo left midfielder (Sport's own Zinho, not the Palmeiras international of the same nickname), regular starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Edmílson (MF, 66), Acássio (MF, 66): 22-24yo midfielders in the rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Nivaldo (FW, 66): 24yo striker, second attacking option. Source: Transfermarkt.
Givaldo (DF, 65): 22yo right-back. Source: Transfermarkt.
Jefferson (GK, 68): 23yo, the only goalkeeper listed for the season and therefore the first choice. Source: Transfermarkt.
Vado (DF, 62), Biro (DF, 60): 19-20yo full-back cover. Source: Transfermarkt.
Marcelo Gomes (MF, 62), Gilberto Gaúcho (MF, 60), Dário (MF, 56): 19-21yo squad midfielders. Source: Transfermarkt.
Juninho Pernambucano (MF, 60): teenage attacking midfielder from the Sport academy at the very start of his career — rated as a prospect, far below his later Vasco/Lyon level. Source: Transfermarkt.
Sílvio Ceará (FW, 58): 19yo striker, squad depth. Source: Transfermarkt.
Lima (DF, 56), Sandro Barbosa (DF, 52): 18-19yo centre-backs on the senior list. Source: Transfermarkt.

União Bandeirante

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from ogol's historical squad page for União Bandeirante FC (Bandeirantes, PR) 1993 season (epoca_id = 1993 - 1871 = 122): www.ogol.com.br/equipe/uniao-bandeirante/3512/plantel?epoca_id… (25 names listed, squad average age 24.8, all Brazilian). Season context: União Bandeirante was a small-town Campeonato Paranaense club (founded 1964, Estádio Comendador Luiz Meneghel) with no top-division activity, reaching the 1993 Copa do Brasil through the state route. Ratings sit in the 49-61 band (filler to weak lower-division starter on the project's scale).

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Diron	Goleiro	57
Reginaldo	Goleiro	54
Bira	Defesa	60
Alvarildo	Defesa	59
Junior Cesare	Defesa	58
Sielmo	Defesa	57
Roque	Defesa	56
Wanderley Jacomin	Defesa	54
Luizão	Defesa	52
Romildo	Defesa	49
Batista	Meio	61
Alemão	Meio	60
Silas	Meio	59
Aílton Calango	Meio	58
Chicletão	Meio	56
Darlan	Meio	54
Donizeti	Meio	51
Gérson	Meio	50
Milá	Ataque	61
Marinho Rã	Ataque	60
Ramon	Ataque	58
Wellington	Ataque	57
Pitti	Ataque	50

Como cada nível foi definido

Batista (MF, 61): 32yo veteran midfielder, the most experienced player in the side. Source: ogol squad page above.
Milá (FW, 61): 31yo veteran forward, main attacking reference. Source: ogol.
Bira (DF, 60): 31yo experienced centre-back, leader of the defence. Source: ogol.
Alemão (MF, 60): 28yo midfielder at peak age, regular starter. Source: ogol.
Marinho Rã (FW, 60): 28yo forward at peak age. Source: ogol.
Alvarildo (DF, 59): 28yo defender in his prime, starter. Source: ogol.
Silas (MF, 59): 26yo midfielder, regular. Source: ogol.
Junior Cesare (DF, 58): 26yo defender, starter. Source: ogol.
Aílton Calango (MF, 58): 25yo midfielder, regular. Source: ogol.
Ramon (FW, 58): 27yo forward at a good age. Source: ogol.
Sielmo (DF, 57): 25yo defender. Source: ogol.
Wellington (FW, 57): 26yo forward. Source: ogol.
Diron (GK, 57): 39yo veteran goalkeeper, first choice despite his age. Source: ogol.
Roque (DF, 56): 24yo defender. Source: ogol.
Chicletão (MF, 56): 24yo midfielder. Source: ogol.
Wanderley Jacomin (DF, 54): 23yo defender, rotation. Source: ogol.
Darlan (MF, 54): 23yo midfielder, rotation. Source: ogol.
Reginaldo (GK, 54): 22yo backup goalkeeper. Source: ogol.
Luizão (DF, 52): 22yo young defender. Source: ogol.
Donizeti (MF, 51): 21yo young midfielder. Source: ogol.
Gérson (MF, 50): 20yo prospect midfielder. Source: ogol.
Pitti (FW, 50): 19yo prospect forward. Source: ogol.
Romildo (DF, 49): 19yo prospect defender, deep reserve. Source: ogol.

Vasco

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Vasco da Gama's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/cr-vasco-da-gama/kader/verein/978/saison_… (page header "Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama — Season 1993"). Season context: Vasco won the Campeonato Carioca in 1992 and 1993 with a very young squad (Transfermarkt gives an average age of 21.5), so the ratings peak in the mid-70s rather than the 80s.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Carlos Germano	Goleiro	76
Caetano	Goleiro	55
Márcio	Goleiro	54
Alexandre Torres	Defesa	74
Jorge Luiz	Defesa	72
Tinho	Defesa	68
Ayupe	Defesa	66
Sídney	Defesa	64
Alê	Defesa	60
Pimentel	Defesa	56
Alex Pinho	Defesa	55
Geovani Silva	Meio	78
Bismarck	Meio	76
Bernardo	Meio	70
Carlos Alberto Dias	Meio	68
William	Meio	66
Cássio	Meio	64
França	Meio	62
Leandro Ávila	Meio	60
Valdir Bigode	Ataque	70
Jardel	Ataque	56

Como cada nível foi definido

Geovani Silva (MF, 78): 27yo playmaker, the most experienced and highest profile player in the squad and the creative reference of the side. Source: Transfermarkt squad page above.
Bismarck (MF, 76): 22yo attacking midfielder, the standout product of the Vasco academy of that era and already a Brazil youth international. Source: Transfermarkt.
Carlos Germano (GK, 76): 21yo, first-choice keeper of the back-to-back Carioca titles and a future Brazil international — rated as an already established starter but below his 1997 peak. Source: Transfermarkt.
Alexandre Torres (DF, 74): 25yo centre-back and the defensive leader. Source: Transfermarkt.
Jorge Luiz (DF, 72): 26yo centre-back, regular starting partner. Source: Transfermarkt.
Bernardo (MF, 70): 26yo midfielder, experienced starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Valdir Bigode (FW, 70): 19yo striker breaking into the first team in 1993. Source: Transfermarkt.
Tinho (DF, 68): 20yo defender emerging into the side. Source: Transfermarkt.
Carlos Alberto Dias (MF, 68): 24yo midfielder, rotation starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Ayupe (DF, 66), Sídney (DF, 64): 20-22yo defenders in the rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
William (MF, 66), Cássio (MF, 64), França (MF, 62), Leandro Ávila (MF, 60): 20-23yo squad midfielders with no confirmed 1993 starting role. Source: Transfermarkt.
Alê (DF, 60), Pimentel (DF, 56), Alex Pinho (DF, 55): 19-21yo defensive cover. Source: Transfermarkt.
Caetano (GK, 55), Márcio (GK, 54): 19-20yo back-up keepers behind Carlos Germano. Source: Transfermarkt.
Jardel (FW, 56): teenage forward on the senior list, years before his European goalscoring career. Source: Transfermarkt.

Vitória

Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's historical squad page for Esporte Clube Vitória's 1993 season: www.transfermarkt.us/ec-vitoria/kader/verein/2125/saison_id/19… (page header "Esporte Clube Vitória — 1993 Season Squad", 22 names). Season context: 1993 was the best season in the club's history to that point — Vitória reached the Campeonato Brasileiro final and finished runner-up to Palmeiras. The first XI is therefore rated as solid top-division starters (low-to-mid 70s), with no individual at national-team level yet.

Jogador	Posição	Nível
Dida	Goleiro	70
Evandro	Defesa	72
João Marcelo	Defesa	72
China	Defesa	71
Édson Santos	Defesa	70
Renato Martins	Defesa	70
Rodrigo Chagas	Defesa	62
Éwerton	Defesa	60
Roberto Cavalo	Meio	75
Gil Sergipano	Meio	73
Dourado	Meio	70
Betinho	Meio	68
Cláudio da Silva	Meio	66
Pierre	Meio	66
Vampeta	Meio	64
Paulo Isidoro	Meio	58
Giuliano Pariz	Meio	55
Gerônimo	Ataque	73
Dão	Ataque	71
Pichetti	Ataque	71
Fabinho Santos	Ataque	58
Alex Alves	Ataque	56

Como cada nível foi definido

Roberto Cavalo (MF, 75): 28yo defensive midfielder, the experienced anchor and captain-figure of the runner-up side. Source: Transfermarkt squad page.
Gerônimo (FW, 73): 20yo centre-forward, the main striker of the 1993 run. Source: Transfermarkt.
Gil Sergipano (MF, 73): 27yo midfielder, first-choice creator. Source: Transfermarkt.
Evandro (DF, 72), João Marcelo (DF, 72): 25-28yo centre-backs, the starting pairing of the season. Source: Transfermarkt.
China (DF, 71): 25yo centre-back, third man in the rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Dão (FW, 71): 25yo striker, the other half of the attack. Source: Transfermarkt.
Pichetti (FW, 71): 23yo left winger, regular starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Édson Santos (DF, 70): 27yo centre-back. Source: Transfermarkt.
Renato Martins (DF, 70): 29yo left-back, experienced starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Dourado (MF, 70): 23yo defensive midfielder, starter. Source: Transfermarkt.
Dida (GK, 70): 18-19yo goalkeeper in his breakthrough Vitória season — a clear prospect rating, a decade before his Milan peak. Source: Transfermarkt.
Betinho (MF, 68): 23yo midfielder, rotation. Source: Transfermarkt.
Cláudio da Silva (MF, 66), Pierre (MF, 66): 20-23yo squad midfielders. Source: Transfermarkt.
Vampeta (MF, 64): teenage central midfielder in his first senior season at Vitória — years before his Corinthians/Brazil peak. Source: Transfermarkt.
Rodrigo Chagas (DF, 62), Éwerton (DF, 60): 19yo full-back cover. Source: Transfermarkt.
Paulo Isidoro (MF, 58), Giuliano Pariz (MF, 55): 18yo squad midfielders. Source: Transfermarkt.
Fabinho Santos (FW, 58), Alex Alves (FW, 56): 17-18yo attackers on the senior list; Alex Alves would only break through later in the decade. Source: Transfermarkt.