With Coutinho's departure, Barca look like they are no longer dependent on Brazilian players, and the Brazilian, who nearly dragged the club into bankruptcy, traveled to the Premier League to reunite with Gerrard, but Coutinho has at least contributed to camp Nou more than his compatriots such as Kyleson, Enrique and Emerson. In the past 30 years, Barça has brought in a total of 27 Brazilian players, many of whom have left a deep mark on the history of the team, if they are ranked once, who will be the Brazilian who makes Barca fans the most memorable?
10th Paulinho
This may be one of the strangest transfers in Barca's history, with many questioning whether the club spent 40 million euros in the Chinese Super League to sign the Brazilian midfielder. Despite failing to become the club's core player, the Violent Bird left nine goals in a season and, more importantly, a year later Guangzhou Evergrande bought back the Brazilian player for 40 million euros. In other words, after Barca experienced Neymar being forcibly dug, it was once panicked to blindly attract reinforcements, resulting in a misstep, but Guangzhou Evergrande did not hesitate to help them make up for the loophole.
Ninth place Silvionio
In the national team, Silviono is a substitute for Robert Carlos, who played for Barca for 5 years and has always been the most stable player on the left side of the team. And Silvinho's luck is also good, he has experienced two generations of Barca dream teams, and has also lifted the Champions League trophy twice.
Eighth place Edmilson
In 2002, Edmilson helped Brazil lift the Hercules Cup as the main centre-back, and Edmilson, one of the five Brazilians in the 2006 Champions League final squad, showed another ability, he provided balance and defense in midfield, allowing Ronaldo to be confident and bold in the front. This arrangement may seem a bit unexpected, but at the time the team was coached by Rijkaard, the Dutchman's career has been brilliant in both the centre-back and the back position, and Edmilson has given him a glimpse of who he once was.
7th Place Beletti
Beretti is a small man, but for Barca fans he has contributed no less. In the Champions League final against Arsenal, it was his shot from the right that went straight into the net to win. To be able to write his name in the annals of football in this way is a legendary experience for Beretti.
Sixth place Rivaldo
One might think that Rivaldo should have a higher ranking, and when he was with the team, Barca happened to experience a transition from prosperity to decline, and as the core player of the team, The Vrado also had a mixed reputation. His achievements of lifting the Ballon d'Or at Camp Nou and hat-tricking the team into the Champions League in his final game cannot be erased.
5th Neymar
Originally, Neymar could have become the greatest Brazilian player in Barca's history, but a series of stories that moved to Paris Saint-Germain that year made it impossible. Despite this, he scored more than 100 goals in just four seasons and helped the team to become a treble in 2015, and his MSN combination with Messi and Suarez is known as the most terrifying striker in history.
4th place Romario
The Lone Wolf is not the first Brazilian to play for Barcelona, but it is a pioneer. In 1993, he moved from Eindhoven to Camp Nou, kicking off the "Dream Team". Despite Romario falling out with Cruyff and leaving the team, he scored 34 goals in 46 games to help the team win the league title and win the FIFA World Footballer of the Year.
Third place Ronaldo
In the Barca era, Da Luo was the real alien, when he was not plagued by injuries and no one could stop him. Apart from not having a league title, Ronaldo has had everything perfectly at Barca, scoring 47 goals in 49 appearances in a season, almost exclusively in a pleasing individual performance. Led by aliens, the team lifted the Super Cup, the Copa del Rey and the European Cup Winners' Cup. At the end of the season, Da Luo joined Inter Milan.
2nd place Ronaldinho
Ronaldo is arguably the best player to combine the practicality and ornamentality of football, so he is not only loved by Barça fans, but even the bernabeu fans have to give him a standing ovation, such pure football has made many people's dreams come true. After winning the Ballon d'Or in 2005 and 2006, Ronaldo became the well-deserved first man, but unfortunately his overly loose off-court style eventually led to his premature slippage. However, this also indirectly contributed to the rise of Messi, and after The departure of Xiao Luo, Messi got more opportunities, which is really a copy of Saion's missed horse.
1st place Alves
For almost a decade, Alves was the best right-back in the world, and his perfect combination with Messi was the team's killer. As a key player, Alves helped the team win 6 league titles and 3 Champions League trophies. Although not as many dazzling goals, Alves is perhaps the Brazilian closest to the barca spirit. To this day, when the club is in deep trouble, he has come back to play the residual heat, and this loyalty is even rarer in the world. (Supine Braces/zz)