Romariowas among the professional players at the age of 14. In 1989 he went to the Netherlands PSV Eindhoven team, where he scored uninterrupted, uninterrupted with the coach quarrel. After leaving the Netherlands, Romario went to Barcelona, Spain, and then returned to Brazil, played in the famous flamenco team. But soon he returned to Spain, joined Valencia. In Valencia, his contradiction with the coach is more intensified, and even trouble to the court. The prodigal son turned back to flamenco, and perhaps his compatriots could tolerate some of his actions.

Romario not only has the World Cup gold medal, but also has the Olympic medal. He led the Brazilian team in the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games won the silver medal, in that year's final Brazil lost to the former Soviet Union LOLGA. Romario has no reason to honor, the goal has been unable to arouse his enthusiasm. "A game into three or four balls is nothing to be excited," he said, "because it was my job." Romario was a fan of the Vasco da Gama team. In 1985, after two years in the Olarea team, he turned to the team and put on a vertical jersey. 1987, 88, Romario twice led his unit to win the Rio League championship, 20 years old became the top scorer in Rio.