He may be 43, but Brazil World Cup winner Rivaldo is considering coming out of retirement to help Mogi Mirim move away from the drop zone.
Brazil legend Rivaldo is pondering a return to professional football at the age of 43 to help struggling Mogi Mirim in his homeland.
Rivaldo, a World Cup winner with Brazil in 2002, retired in March 2015 after a glittering career in which he represented the likes of Barcelona, Milan and Olympiacos.
However, Rivaldo has started training with Mogi Mirim - where he is also president - with a view to playing for the first team, which is bottom of the Brazilian Serie B with just three points from eight matches.