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PLAYER FILE #P000091996 Best XI · Seat 7 · RWPosition: RWRetired · File sealed
1996 World Best XI · career ledger

Ronaldo Nazário

At twenty, the youngest ever FIFA World Player of the Year; at 21, 34 league goals at Barcelona and the 1997 Cup Winners' Cup final sprint that rewrote what a striker could be. Two World Cups, one knee, one comeback.

Ledger span: 1993 — 2011 · 19 seasons Scale 1–99 · attributes L3 (arc-derived) · hard data L1/L2 Signed: Bong Weng · The Registrar
Index card

The file at a glance

1996
Youngest FIFA World Player
34
League goals 1996/97
World Cup winner (1994/2002)
2
Peak seasons ★
The ledger

Year-by-Year Attribute Matrix · 19 seasons

★ = peak season · ⇄ = transfer season · ▽ = valley. The matrix is rendered season by season from the local database: hard data (appearances/goals/honours) is audited public record; attribute values are arc-derived (L3), anchored to verified seasons. Method in the 1996 attribute master table.

Career attribute snapshots · Scale 1–99FILE #P00009⬇ Download this dossier as CSV
SeasonAgePosATTPLAYDEFPHYMENOVR
FINHEADRIOFFLSHPASCROSETTHRTOUTACMARPOSINTPACACCSTASTRJUMDURDECCMPCONLEAWORFLA OVR
199318945895918076606874922525382692937678648081836149619590
199419945895918076606874922525382693947779658181836149619591
1994/9519955996928177616975932525392795967981678382846250629692
1995/96RW966097938278627076942520402896978082688482846250629693
1996/9721955996928177616975932525392795967981678382846250629692
1997/9822945895918076606874922525382693947779658181836149619591
1998/9923945895918076606874922525382692937678648081836149619590
1999/0024935794907975596773912525372590917476627880826048609489
2000/0125925693897874586672902525362589907375617780826048609489
2001/0226915592887773576571892525352588897274607680826048609488
2002/0327905491877672566470882525342586877072587479815947599387
2003/0428905491877672566470882525342585866971577379815947599386
2004/0529895390867571556369872525332583846769557178805846589285
2005/0630885289857470546268862525322582836668547078805846589284
2006/0731875188847369536167852525312581826567536978805846589283
2007/0832865087837268526066842525302579806365516777795745579182
200934865087837268526066842525302578796264506677795745579181
201035854986827167515965832525292576776062486476785644569080
201136844885817066505864822525282575765961476376785644569080
How to read

Reading the ledger

Follow two lines: the OVR column — every summit and valley of the curve lives there — and DUR (durability), the only column written by injuries rather than effort. Peaks are starred, valleys marked: the curve keeps every line. That is what a ledger is.

Method

Data Standard & Confidence

L1 · HighMulti-source agreed: career years, club path, major international honours (World Cup / continental / Ballon d'Or).
L2 · MediumSingle authoritative source: the fact card above (appearances, honours timeline) — editorial selection, not cross-checked line by line.
L3 · EditorialThe attribute matrix on this page: arc-derived (linear interpolation anchored to verified seasons + slope extrapolation); algorithm in scripts/db-careers.mjs.
Sources

S1 · Local database db/ballfact.sqlite · players/player_seasons/player_attributes (full-career hard data)

S2 · BallFact 1996 attribute master table (ballfact.com/players/1996/) · 1995/96 anchor season

S3 · Transfermarkt / RSSSF · appearance and transfer records (L2 cross-check)

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