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Márcio Rossini
Personal information
Full name	Márcio Antônio Rossini
Date of birth	(1960-09-20) 20 September 1960 (age 64)
Place of birth	Marília, Brazil
Height	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Position(s)	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1978–1979	Marília	38	(2)
1980–1985	Santos	103	(7)
1986–1989	Bangu	78	(3)
1989	Flamengo	12	(0)
1989	Santos	6	(0)
1990	Internacional	12	(0)
1991	Noroeste	2	(0)
1992	Portuguesa	22	(2)
1993	Tigres UANL	12	(0)
Total		285	(14)
International career
1979–1983	Brazil	13	(1)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Márcio Antônio Rossini, best known as Márcio Rossini (born 20 September 1960) is a Brazilian former football (soccer) player who played as a defender, best known for his performances for Santos Futebol Clube and the Brazil national team.

Honours

Santos

Campeonato Paulista: 1984

Individual

Bola de Prata : 1983

References

Márcio Rossini profile

v t e Brazil squad – 1983 Copa América runners-up
1 Leão 2 Leandro 3 Márcio 4 Mozer 5 Andrade 6 Júnior 7 Renato Gaúcho 8 Sócrates 9 Roberto Dinamite 10 Tita 11 Jorginho 12 João Marcos 13 Paulo Roberto 14 Toninho Carlos 15 Wladimir 16 China 17 Renato 18 Careca 19 Éder 20 Leiz 21 João Paulo 22 Acácio 23 Geraldo 24 Mendonça 25 Douglas Coach: Parreira

v t e 1983 Bola de Prata
GK: Roberto Costa DF: Nelinho DF: Márcio DF: Pereyra DF: Júnior MF: Dema MF: Paulo Isidoro MF: Pita FW: Jorginho FW: Reinaldo FW: Éder

v t e Marília – managers
Scalco (1953) Alves (1953–56) Benedicto (1957) Manja (1957) Diamante (1958) de Freitas (1965) Afonsinho (1967) João Avelino (1968) Alfredinho (1970) Valeriano (1970–71) Rodrigues (1971) Alfredinho (1971) Álvaro (1972) Furlanetto (1972) Lopes (1972) Furlanetto (1972) Almeida (1972) Afonsinho (1972) Urubatão (1973) Alfredinho (1973–74) Miraglia (1974) Gimenez (1974) Capão (1975) Miraglia (1976) Zaparolli (1978–79) Urubatão (1979) Belangero (1980) Capão (1980) Alfredinho (1981) Cordeiro (1981) Zaparolli (1981) Marão (1982) Sandri (1982) Marão (1983) dos Santos (1984) Paulinho (1984) Nenê (1985) Marão (1985) Fescina (1986) Zaparolli (1987) Serrão (1993) Bernardes (1993) Gimenez (1993) Rossini (1995) Silveira (1997) Polozzi (1998) Nazareno (1999–2000) Tadei (2000) Davino (2002) Paiva (2002) Ferreira (2002) Comelli (2003) Ferreira (2003) Lopes (2004) Martins (2004–05) Davino (2005) Bernardes (2006) Cavalo (2006–07) Carrasco (2007) Sandri (2007) Carrasco (2007) Comelli (2007) Rauli (2007) Comelli (2007) Rauli (2007–08) Gil (2008) Campos (2009) Serrão (2009) Play (2010) Rauli (2010) Edison Só (2011) Tuca (2011) Betinho (2012) Guilherme (2012) Reis (2013–15) B. Quadros (2015) Betão (2016) Quirino (2016) Rabello (2016) Izzo (2016) L. Quadros (2017) Sabino (2017) Edmilson (2017) Rauli (2018) Ferreira (2018) Sabino (2018) Galli Neto (2018) R. Costa (2019) J. Sérgio (2020) Guilherme (2020–23) R. Corrêa (2023) Cléber (2024) R. Costa (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager

Marília – managers

Scalco (1953)
Alves (1953–56)
Benedicto (1957)
Manja (1957)
Diamante (1958)
de Freitas (1965)
Afonsinho (1967)
João Avelino (1968)
Alfredinho (1970)
Valeriano (1970–71)
Rodrigues (1971)
Alfredinho (1971)
Álvaro (1972)
Furlanetto (1972)
Lopes (1972)
Furlanetto (1972)
Almeida (1972)
Afonsinho (1972)
Urubatão (1973)
Alfredinho (1973–74)
Miraglia (1974)
Gimenez (1974)
Capão (1975)
Miraglia (1976)
Zaparolli (1978–79)
Urubatão (1979)
Belangero (1980)
Capão (1980)
Alfredinho (1981)
Cordeiro (1981)
Zaparolli (1981)
Marão (1982)
Sandri (1982)
Marão (1983)
dos Santos (1984)
Paulinho (1984)
Nenê (1985)
Marão (1985)
Fescina (1986)
Zaparolli (1987)
Serrão (1993)
Bernardes (1993)
Gimenez (1993)
Rossini (1995)
Silveira (1997)
Polozzi (1998)
Nazareno (1999–2000)
Tadei (2000)
Davino (2002)
Paiva (2002)
Ferreira (2002)
Comelli (2003)
Ferreira (2003)
Lopes (2004)
Martins (2004–05)
Davino (2005)
Bernardes (2006)
Cavalo (2006–07)
Carrasco (2007)
Sandri (2007)
Carrasco (2007)
Comelli (2007)
Rauli (2007)
Comelli (2007)
Rauli (2007–08)
Gil (2008)
Campos (2009)
Serrão (2009)
Play (2010)
Rauli (2010)
Edison Só (2011)
Tuca (2011)
Betinho (2012)
Guilherme (2012)
Reis (2013–15)
B. Quadros (2015)
Betão (2016)
Quirino (2016)
Rabello (2016)
Izzo (2016)
L. Quadros (2017)
Sabino (2017)
Edmilson (2017)
Rauli (2018)
Ferreira (2018)
Sabino (2018)
Galli Neto (2018)
R. Costa (2019)
J. Sérgio (2020)
Guilherme (2020–23)
R. Corrêa (2023)
Cléber (2024)
R. Costa (2025–)

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