This full-size Brazilian national flag — measuring nearly 3x5 feet — carries 15 autographs from members of Brazil's 1994 FIFA World Cup Champion squad, including a 17-year-old Ronaldo (Nazário) among the notable signers. The flag originated from the personal collection of Romário de Souza Faria — known only as Romário, the star striker who led Brazil to its fourth World Cup title at the memorable tournament hosted in the United States. After Brazil defeated Italy in a penalty shootout in the '94 World Cup Final at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA, Romario carried this very flag on the pitch in celebration. Afterwards, most of the Brazil team signed it for him.

The flag is constructed in a satin-finish synthetic material in the iconic Brazilian flag design: a deep green field with a large central yellow diamond and, centered within it, a blue circular globe bearing the motto "ORDEM E PROGRESSO" in white. White stars in the Southern Cross constellation pattern are arranged across the blue globe. The flag shows the natural drape and fold lines consistent with its size and storage history.

15 signatures have been applied across the yellow diamond area and extending into the green field, predominantly in black pen. The autographs are distributed primarily across the upper and right-side regions of the flag as visible in the image, with varying degrees of ink boldness. From left to right, the identified autographs are: Romário, Ricardo Rocha, Cláudio Taffarel (GK), Zetti, Zinho, Rai, Cafu, Mauro Silva, Gilmar Rinaldi (GK), Leonardo, Ronaldo (Nazário), Bebeto, and Jorginho. The flag shows mild wear from age and storage, but remains in terrific overall condition. A manufacturer's tag is visible at the right edge.

Includes a letter of authenticity from PSA/DNA (to be posted shortly). Also comes with a letter of provenance from the ex-wife of Romário.