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The text is a narration of the life and career of Cafú, a legendary Brazilian footballer who played as an offensive full-back. It highlights his achievements, such as winning two World Cups, one Champions League, two Libertadores Cups and many other titles with different clubs. It also praises his skills, leadership, experience and dedication to the sport. It describes him as an example for future generations and one of the best defenders in history.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Cafú was a Brazilian footballer who played as an offensive full-back and won two World Cups with Brazil.
2. Cafú was rejected by several Brazilian clubs before joining Sao Paulo, where he won two Copa Libertadores titles.
3. Cafú played in three consecutive World Cup finals in 1994, 1998 and 2002, a record that no other player has achieved.
4. Cafú also played for Zaragoza in Spain, Roma and Milan in Italy, winning several domestic and continental trophies, including the Champions League with Milan in 2007.
5. Cafú retired from football in 2008 at the age of 38, having won more than 20 titles and being regarded as one of the best defenders of all time.