Romário de Souza Faria stands among the most prolific and beloved goal scorers in the history of Brazilian football, a striker whose blend of instinct, close control, and clinical finishing made him the centerpiece of Brazil's 1994 World Cup-winning campaign, where he took home the tournament's Golden Ball as the competition's outstanding player. Even into the early 2000s, well past his prime European years with clubs like PSV Eindhoven and Barcelona, Romário remained one of the most feared strikers in South American football during his second spell with Vasco da Gama, continuing to draw call-ups to the Brazil national team.

Offered here is a Brazil national team match-worn jersey attributed to Romário from the 2000-01 period, personally signed by the legendary forward. The jersey is Nike-manufactured in Brazil's iconic canary yellow, featuring the green crest of the Brazilian Football Confederation on the chest, green trim at the collar and cuffs, and the number 11 in green on the front, the number long associated with Romário during his international career. His autograph appears in black marker just below the crest.

This jersey is accompanied by both a letter of authenticity from the Romário family and an authentication from PSA/DNA, offering collectors a rare dual layer of provenance directly tied to the player himself. A compelling piece for any Brazilian football, World Cup, or Romário collection.