Paulo Sérgio Rosa é o verdadeiro nome do atacante, que ganhou o apelido de Viola por chegar aos treinos, em seus inícios de careira, com uma chuteira da marca homônima". Paulistano, nascido em 1º de janeiro de 1969, ele esteve vascaíno entre 1999 e 2000, após passar por Corinthians, São José, Olímpia, Valência-ESP, Palmeiras e Santos.
A temporada vascaína de Viola não foi das melhores. Ele não conseguiu firmar-se como titular, tendo participado de apenas 31 partidas e deixado só seis gols de lembrança. Pouquíssimo para quem ficara na história corintiana como o seu 16° maior artilheiro (105 gols, em 283 jogos), além de ter sido o principal artilheiro dos Campeonatos Paulsita-1993 (20 gols/Corinthians) e Brasileiro- 1998 (21 gols/Santos).
Mesmo não conseguindo apresentar um bom rendimento em São Januário, Viola deixou a Colina levando os títulos de campeão da Copa João Havelange, o Brasileirão do ano 2000, e da Copa Mercusul, também na mesma temporada.
Viola esteve, também, no grupo campeão mundial pela Seleção Brasileira, em 1994, tendo participado de 15 minutos da prorrogação, contra a Itália, na Copa do Mundo dos Estados Unidos. Totalizou 10 jogos, com seis vitórias, três empates, uma derrota e dois gols marcados.
Paulo Sérgio Rosa is the real name of the attacker, who won the Viola last name to come to training in his early careira, with a boot of the namesake brand.
"Paulistano, born on January 1, 1969, he was vascaíno from 1999 and 2000, after undergoing Corinthians, St. Joseph, Olympia, Valencia-ESP, Palmeiras and Santos.The Vasco season Viola was not the best.
He failed to establish himself as a starter, having participated in only 31 games and allowed only six goals reminder.
Very little for those who remained in the Corinthian history as its 16th leading scorer (105 goals in 283 games), and has been the leading scorer Championships Paulsita-1993 (20 goals / Corinthians) and Brazilian-1998 (21 goals / Santos ).Even failing to provide a good income in São Januário, Viola left the Hill carrying the titles of champion Joao Havelange Cup, the Brasileirão 2000, and Mercusul Cup, also in the same season.
Viola was also in the group world champion for the Brazilian national team in 1994 and participated in 15 minutes of extra time against Italy, in the United States World Cup. He totaled 10 games with six wins, three draws, one defeat and two goals scored.
"Paulistano, born on January 1, 1969, he was vascaíno from 1999 and 2000, after undergoing Corinthians, St. Joseph, Olympia, Valencia-ESP, Palmeiras and Santos.The Vasco season Viola was not the best.
He failed to establish himself as a starter, having participated in only 31 games and allowed only six goals reminder.
Very little for those who remained in the Corinthian history as its 16th leading scorer (105 goals in 283 games), and has been the leading scorer Championships Paulsita-1993 (20 goals / Corinthians) and Brazilian-1998 (21 goals / Santos ).Even failing to provide a good income in São Januário, Viola left the Hill carrying the titles of champion Joao Havelange Cup, the Brasileirão 2000, and Mercusul Cup, also in the same season.
Viola was also in the group world champion for the Brazilian national team in 1994 and participated in 15 minutes of extra time against Italy, in the United States World Cup. He totaled 10 games with six wins, three draws, one defeat and two goals scored.
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