São Paulo 2011 Home kit with Official ''10'' Rivaldo Print YSmall (Kids)

Condition: ★★★★★

São Paulo FC is known as "O Tricolor" due to its traditional white, red, and black striped kit. This kit is in excellent condition and it features an extremely rare Rivaldo official print. Size is Small for Kids. Manufactured by Reebok.

In the 2011 season, São Paulo FC had a decent performance across various competitions. Here's a summary:

Campeonato Brasileiro Série A (Brazilian Serie A): São Paulo finished the 2011 Brasileirão season in 6th place. They had a strong showing but didn't manage to clinch the title.  

Copa Sudamericana: In the Copa Sudamericana, São Paulo FC had a disappointing run in 2011. They were eliminated in the Round of 16 by Argentine side Independiente.

Campeonato Paulista (São Paulo State Championship): São Paulo FC reached the Semi Finals of the Campeonato Paulista in 2011 but were knocked out by Palmeiras.

In the 2011 season, São Paulo FC had several key players who made significant contributions to the team:

1. Rogério Ceni (Goalkeeper/Captain): A legendary figure in São Paulo FC history, Ceni was not only a solid presence in goal but also a set-piece specialist known for his scoring ability from free-kicks and penalties.

2. Lucas Moura (Midfielder): Lucas was one of the standout players for São Paulo FC in the 2011 season. His dribbling skills, pace, and ability to create scoring opportunities made him a vital player for the team.

3. Dagoberto (Forward): Dagoberto was a dynamic forward who provided goals and assists for São Paulo FC during the 2011 season. His speed and agility troubled opposition defenses.

4. Luis Fabiano (Forward): Known for his goal-scoring prowess, Luis Fabiano was a key striker for São Paulo FC in 2011. His clinical finishing ability played a crucial role in the team's attacking play.

5. Alex Silva (Defender): A solid presence in the defense, Alex Silva provided stability and leadership at the back for São Paulo FC in the 2011 season.

6. Jean (Midfielder): Jean was known for his energy and tenacity in midfield. He played a box-to-box role, covering ground effectively and contributing to both defense and attack.

7. Fernandinho (Midfielder/Forward): Fernandinho brought pace and flair to São Paulo FC's attack. His dribbling skills and ability to beat defenders added a different dimension to the team's offensive play.

8. Casemiro began his professional career at São Paulo FC, making his debut for the senior team in 2010. He quickly impressed with his physicality, defensive capabilities, and ability to distribute the ball effectively from midfield.

Rivaldo, the Brazilian football icon, made significant contributions to São Paulo FC during the 2011 season. Although he wasn't at the peak of his career, his experience, skill, and football intelligence were invaluable to the team.

Here's how Rivaldo impacted São Paulo FC in the 2011 season:

1. Experience and Leadership: Rivaldo brought a wealth of experience to the team, having played at the highest levels of football, including winning the FIFA World Cup with Brazil in 2002. His leadership both on and off the pitch provided guidance to younger players and added composure to the team.

2. Technical Ability: Despite being in the latter stages of his career, Rivaldo's technical skills were still evident. His vision, passing, and ability to control the game were assets to São Paulo FC, especially in midfield where he often operated.

3. Goals and Creativity: While Rivaldo may not have been as prolific as in his prime, he still contributed goals and assists to São Paulo FC during the 2011 season. His knack for scoring crucial goals and creating opportunities added an extra dimension to the team's attacking play.

4. Influence in Big Matches: Rivaldo's experience and composure were particularly evident in important matches. His ability to rise to the occasion in high-pressure games provided São Paulo FC with a calming influence and often proved decisive in securing results against tough opponents.