An object invaluable in exchange for a few grams of drugs. Former Brazilian footballer Paulo César, past notably by Olympique Marseille, told selling his medal world champion won in Mexico in 1970 and a replica trophy to buy cocaine, according to a report from the GloboNews chain.
“I had no emotional control. I never had to negotiate and sell precious medal. This is a huge loss! I’ve never told anyone, but now I am going to tell me, “said the former player, 65 years old. “The most important for me, it was cocaine. The medal was less, “he added.
Paulo César, revealed to the Brazilian club Botafogo in the late 1960s and also wore the jerseys of Flamengo, Fluminense, Gremio , Vasco da Gama and Corinthians, said his addiction to drugs and alcohol, which lasted 17 years, he had lost three apartments in Rio de Janeiro.
His strong arm started in France, where he played in Marseille in 1974-1975 and at the end of his career in Aix-en-Provence (1982-1983), where a doctor had warned him that he would die soon if he continued to this rate
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