Legendary Players & Coaches
14 entries in the Gremio compendium.
FalcãoThe eighth King of Rome and one of Brazil's greatest midfielders.RaíThe Terror of Morumbi who conquered Europe and the world.RonaldThe creative elder brother who brought his own brand of flair to the Tricolor.DidaThe calm hands that turned the roar of Arena into a fortress.ÉvertonBrazilian given name, common among footballers.Luiz Felipe ScolariThe 'Big Phil' who led Brazil to World Cup glory and Grêmio to Libertadores triumph.AlcidesA genus of diurnal, iridescent uraniid moths from the Australasian region.Mauro GalvãoBrazilian defender who won four Série A titles and the 1998 Copa Libertadores.RogerThe quiet tactician who turned Gremio's cup dream into a Beira-Ribeira roar.FigueiredoA name remembered in the stands of the Arena, part of the Tricolor's unbroken thread.DinhoFormer footballer and manager, known for São Paulo and Grêmio, later a politician.BetoBeto: a versatile nickname and surname across cultures.Paulo IsidoroBrazilian offensive midfielder, 1981 Bola de Ouro winner, and 1982 World Cup participant.Léo MouraVersatile right-back who captained Flamengo and won the Copa Libertadores with Grêmio.
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