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🏆 Romario & Hulk: No Filters, No Holds Barred
Episode 35 of "De Cara Com o Cara" and Romario has saved one of his best guests yet. Hulk — the thunderous striker who has become a real hero at Atlético Mineiro, won the Brazilian championship with Galo, built his reputation at Porto, earned a fortune at Zenit Saint Petersburg, and represented Brazil at the 2014 World Cup on home soil — sits down with O Baixinho for a conversation that holds absolutely nothing back.
This is the Romario format at its finest. No scripts, no careful PR management, no questions off limits. Just two Brazilian football legends talking freely — about the career, the clubs, the moments, the men behind them — with the warmth and humour that only comes when two people who truly understand the game sit down together.
Hulk's story is one of the most compelling in Brazilian football. From humble beginnings to European football with Porto and the extraordinary wealth of Russian football at Zenit. From the 2014 World Cup heartbreak on home soil — the tournament that will forever carry the weight of the 7-1 — to his astonishing second act at Atlético Mineiro, where he arrived as a returning hero and delivered exactly what the Belo Horizonte faithful had always dreamed of. And now Fluminense — another chapter, another challenge.
Romario draws it all out. DescontraĂdo. Sem filtros. Do inĂcio ao fim.
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🏆 Jorginho Opens Up on Napoli, Chelsea, Arsenal and His Flamengo Homecoming
Romario TV has delivered another gem. In his latest episode, the Brazilian legend sits down with one of the most decorated and widely travelled midfielders of the modern era — Jorginho — for a conversation that covers everything from the heights of European football to the warmth of a Brazilian homecoming.
It is a career worth unpacking. Jorginho's journey took him from the streets of Imbituba in Santa Catarina, Brazil, to the very summit of Italian and English football — winning the Serie A title under Maurizio Sarri at Napoli, the Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup with Chelsea, and the European Championship with Italy in 2021. He then made the move across London to Arsenal, where he added FA Cup silverware before eventually finding his way back to Brazil and to Flamengo — one of the greatest clubs on the continent.
With Romario, Jorginho is candid about all of it. The tactical revolution he was part of under Sarri — the intensity of Sarri-ball, the demands it placed on a deep-lying playmaker, and what it was like to be at the very centre of that system. The Champions League triumph with Chelsea. The magnitude of Italy's Euro 2020 triumph and what wearing the Azzurri shirt across that tournament meant to him. Life at Arsenal under Mikel Arteta. And the decision that brought him home — what Flamengo represents, what Brazil means, and why the time was right.
Romario draws out the stories that only a fellow Brazilian football icon could. The result is compelling, warm and genuinely revealing.
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🏆 World Cup Winner Cafu on Romário TV
In Episode 31 of De Cara Com o Cara, Brazilian legend Romário opens his doors to one of his oldest and most decorated teammates from the Seleção — the incomparable Cafu.
The right back who lifted the World Cup twice, captained Brazil to their historic fifth title in 2002, and holds the extraordinary distinction of being the greatest player in history to have appeared in World Cup finals, Cafu is a man whose career reads like a football fairy tale. Beloved at SĂŁo Paulo, Roma and AC Milan, he remains one of the most iconic figures the game has ever produced.
As always with De Cara Com o Cara, this is a conversation without filters — relaxed, candid, and wide-ranging. Two Brazilian champions. Decades of shared memories. And absolutely nothing off limits.
Um papo sem filtros entre dois campeões do mundo. Não perca.
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Legends
🏆 Toni Kroos Opens Up on Romário TV
In a rare and refreshingly open interview, recently retired German superstar Toni Kroos sat down with Brazilian legend Romário on his hit show De Cara Com o Cara — a meeting of two footballing minds from different eras, united by a shared obsession with excellence.
The conversation, filmed for Romário TV, delivered a mix of nostalgia, honesty, and sharp analysis, offering fans a deeper look into Kroos’ mindset after hanging up his boots.
âš˝ A Conversation Without Filters
Romário promised a talk “without filters,” and Kroos delivered. Relaxed, smiling, and fully at ease, the former Real Madrid midfielder opened up about his career, his relationships with Brazilian teammates, and the pressures of playing — and winning — at the highest level.
The chemistry between the two legends was unmistakable, blending Romário’s charisma with Kroos’ trademark calm and clarity.
“Madrid Was My Home” — Kroos Reflects on His Decade at Real Madrid
Kroos spoke with emotion about his ten years at Real Madrid, calling it the most meaningful chapter of his career.
He described the club as a family, a place where he felt both challenged and embraced — and where winning wasn’t just a goal, but a non‑negotiable expectation.
“At Real Madrid, they drill into your head that you have to win every tournament,” Kroos said
On Xabi Alonso: “Give Him Time — Even If Madrid Won’t”
Kroos also addressed the intense scrutiny facing Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso, a former teammate and someone he deeply respects.
He acknowledged the brutal reality of coaching Los Blancos:
“If you draw or lose, they criticise you very quickly… The coach has little time”.
Yet he expressed full confidence in Alonso’s ability and temperament, urging patience — even if patience is rare in Madrid.
Kroos on Brazilian Players: Respect, Friendship, and Admiration
The German maestro spoke warmly about his relationships with Brazilian stars he shared a dressing room with — Casemiro, Éder MilitĂŁo, VinĂcius JĂşnior, and Raphinha.
He praised their joy, intensity, and unique footballing culture, noting how much he learned from them both on and off the pitch.
Kroos’ bond with Casemiro, in particular, came through strongly — a partnership that defined an era of Real Madrid dominance.
Advice for Endrick: “He Needs to Play”
One of the most discussed moments came when Kroos offered advice to Brazilian wonderkid Endrick, who recently left Real Madrid on loan.
Drawing from his own early career, Kroos was direct:
“The most important thing for Endrick is to play… If you don’t have the chance to play much at Madrid, the best thing is to go on loan”.
A Meeting of Two Footballing Worlds
This interview wasn’t just content — it was a moment. A German metronome and a Brazilian genius, talking openly about pressure, legacy, and the future of the game.
Kroos showed why he remains one of football’s most respected voices. Romário showed why he’s becoming one of its most compelling interviewers.
A conversation worth watching — and one that fans will revisit for years.
The video below is only in Portuguese and Spanish.
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🏆 Lewandowski on Romário TV
Romário recently interviewed Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski on his YouTube show Romário TV. The conversation touched on Barcelona’s Champions League ambitions, Lewandowski’s career experiences, and the cultural crossover between Brazilian and European football.
During the interview Lewandowski emphasized that Barcelona can only “truly dream” of winning the Champions League if they maintain consistency and patience. He acknowledged the difficulty of the competition and the need for sustained performance.
Watch the full interview here below
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🏆 Iker Casillas on Romário TV
Brazilian football legend Romário sits down with Iker Casillas — one of the greatest goalkeepers in football history, Real Madrid icon, World Cup winner and two-time European Champion with Spain.
The video is in Portuguese and Spanish
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🏆 Romario interviews The 2018 World Cup Winners!
It is one of the great modern World Cup stories. France arrived in Russia in 2018 carrying the scars of a heartbreaking Euro 2016 final defeat on home soil — and left as world champions, a golden generation finally delivering on the extraordinary promise that had been building for years. Now, eight years on and with the 2026 World Cup underway, two of the men who lived every moment of that triumph are ready to tell it like it has never been told before.
Donos da Copa — Masters of the Cup — continues on RomárioTV as Brazilian legend Romário sits down face to face with world champions past and present. In Episode 3, the focus turns to França 2018, with Olivier Giroud and Samuel Umtiti as Romário's guests. Together, they relive the campaign that delivered France's second world title — from the electric demolition of Argentina in the round of sixteen, to the composed silencing of a generational Belgian side in the semi-final, to the nerve-shredding final against Croatia in Moscow where Les Bleus held firm and lifted the trophy.
These are the testimonies of two men who carried a young, brilliant squad through the toughest knockout rounds of the tournament — unfiltered, intimate, and told with the authority of those who were there.
The interview is in Brazilian Portuguese and French
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🏆 World Cup Winner 2002 Edmilson on Romário TV
The Penta is full of stories the whole of Brazil celebrated, but only a few ever heard from inside the dressing room. Now, one of the champions of 2002 sits down with Romário to relive it all.
In this new episode of “Owners of the Cup” series, EdmĂlson opens up about the behind‑the‑scenes moments, the pressure, the unity, and the decisive episodes that shaped Brazil’s fifth World Cup title. It’s a rare, first‑hand look from someone who lived every second of that historic journey.
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🏆 Marcelo on Romário TV
Romário’s podcast episode with Marcelo was a candid and entertaining conversation, where the two Brazilian legends reflected on their careers, shared personal stories, and discussed the state of football today. Marcelo spoke about his journey at Real Madrid, his return to Brazil with Fluminense, and the importance of family and humility in his success.
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🏆 Wayne Rooney on Romário TV
In this episode of De Cara Com o Cara, Rooney revisits the defining moments of his career with honesty and humour: the 2006 World Cup red card, his relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo, the weight of England’s “Golden Generation”, and the influence of Sir Alex Ferguson.
He opens up about fame, mistakes, maturity, and the evolution of the modern game, while offering sharp insights on Ancelotti’s Brazil, the 2026 World Cup, and the eternal Messi‑Ronaldo debate.
It’s Rooney as you’ve never seen him — reflective, relaxed, and refreshingly real.
Watch the full interview below
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🏆 Memphis Depay on Romário TV
Memphis Depay recently appeared on Romário’s podcast “De Cara com o Cara” (episode #23). The conversation ran for just over an hour and touched on several themes:
Depay reflected on his career path. He spoke about overcoming challenges, including injuries and criticism, and how those experiences shaped his resilience.
Depay highlighted his passion for music and creative expression, explaining how it connects to his identity beyond football.
He and Romario also touched on broader topics like racism in football and the importance of players using their platforms responsibly.
From Dutch Prodigy to Brazilian Star at Corinthians
Memphis Depay’s career has taken him from the bright lights of Europe to the passionate stadiums of Brazil, where he now wears the black-and-white of Corinthians. At 31, the Dutch forward has embraced a new challenge in the Brasileirão, bringing his flair, creativity, and big-match temperament to one of South America’s most storied clubs.
Early Years in the Netherlands
Memphis Depay was born on February 13, 1994, in Moordrecht, Netherlands. His childhood was marked by challenges—his Ghanaian father left the family when Memphis was young, and football became both an escape and a passion.
At age 9, he joined the Sparta Rotterdam academy, quickly standing out for his pace and flair.
By 2006, PSV Eindhoven recruited him into their youth system, where he refined his dribbling, shooting, and trademark free‑kicks.
âš˝ Breakthrough at PSV Eindhoven
Depay made his professional debut for PSV Eindhoven in 2011 at just 17 years old
During the 2014–15 season: He exploded onto the scene, scoring 22 goals in the Eredivisie, leading PSV to the league title.
His performances earned him a place in the Netherlands squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, where he scored against Australia and Chile, helping the Dutch reach the semi‑finals.
By 2015, he was regarded as one of Europe’s brightest attacking prospects.
Manchester United (2015–2017)
In the summer of 2015, Depay signed for Manchester United in a deal worth around ÂŁ25 million. Memphis inherited the iconic number 7 shirt, worn by legends like George Best, Eric Cantona, and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Despite flashes of brilliance—such as a brace against Club Brugge in the Champions League qualifiers—Depay struggled with consistency and confidence.
After 53 appearances and 7 goals, he left in January 2017, seeking a fresh start.
Renaissance at Lyon (2017–2021)
Depay’s move to Olympique Lyonnais revitalized his career. He became captain, leader, and talisman, scoring 76 goals in 178 matches. His creativity and versatility—playing as a winger, striker, or false nine—made him indispensable.
Lyon’s run to the Champions League semi‑finals in 2020, where Depay’s leadership and goals were pivotal made him one of Ligue 1’s most respected forwards.
Disappointment in Spain
Depay joined FC Barcelona on a free transfer in 2021. He scored 13 goals in his debut season, often carrying the attack during a transitional period for the club.
However, injuries and squad competition limited his impact, and by early 2023, he moved onto Atletico Madrid
At Atlético Madrid, Depay provided depth but never fully integrated into Diego Simeone’s rigid system.
He contributed sporadically, but the move was more of a stopgap than a long‑term chapter. By mid‑2024, he sought a new adventure outside Europe.
Depay shocked many by signing with Corinthians, becoming one of the most high‑profile European stars to join the Brasileirão in recent years.
Since arriving in São Paulo in 2024, Depay has become a decisive figure in derbies, a leader in the dressing room, and a symbol of Corinthians’ ambition to blend international star power with local tradition. His journey—marked by reinvention at every stage—has entered a bold new chapter, one that reflects both the resilience of his character and the global reach of his talent.
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🏆 Marcelo on Romário TV
In this episode of Romario TV, Xavi opens up about his journey from La Masia to becoming one of the most influential midfielders in football history. He describes himself as “super privileged”, emphasising that football has shaped his entire life and identity.
He also explains that after a serious knee injury at age 24, he realised he needed to elevate his game and push himself to become a player who would “enter football history.”
Watch the full interview below
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🏆 Gabriel Jesus on Romário TV
On his much‑anticipated interview with Gabriel Jesus, the Brazilian legend, known for his sharp insights and charismatic presence, sits down with one of the current stars of the Seleção to discuss career highs, challenges, and the road ahead as Brazil prepares for the World Cup.
Fans can expect candid reflections on his time at Arsenal, his role in Brazil’s attack, and the pressures of carrying expectations on the global stage.
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