Samba kicker Antonio Paulo de Souza once spun around in the penalty areas of the Bundesliga. The daughter of the Austro-Brazilian is currently fighting against the windmills of justice. An adult representative was appointed – they had to keep the ex-Vienna striker financially afloat for a month.
When Brasilo striker Antonio Paulo de Souza, nicknamed “Paulinho”, came to the First Vienna Football Club, Austria’s oldest football club, on Vienna’s Hohe Warte, shortly before New Year’s Eve 1962, he saw snow for the first time in his life. It is said that he wanted to be substituted in the first match against Rapid on the famous Pfarrwiese due to the cold, but then managed to score the winning goal for blue and yellow in front of 9,000 fans.
Source: Krone
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