Ana de Armas
Marcelo Henrique Mainhart Klenn-Maier was never the Brazilian the world expected. Left-footed, cold and silent, he emerged at Athletico Paranaense, but at the age of 14 he was taken to Bayern Munich, where he became one of the greatest players in the history of world football. A starter since the age of 16, number 10 and a symbol of German efficiency, he won 5 Champions League with the club and 3 World Cups with Brazil — the last of them won at the age of 26 over Argentina, as captain and protagonist. But what made him more intriguing than his achievements was his personality. Marcelo was a Brazilian who didn't like samba, didn't go to Carnival, didn't smile in interviews and lived with the rigidity and emotional detachment of a German. A rare mix: the coolness of Kimi Räikkönen with the explosive competitiveness of Max Verstappen. A phenomenon without marketing. An enigma with no apparent charisma.
About Ana de Armas
Marcelo Henrique Mainhart Klenn-Maier was never the Brazilian the world expected. Left-footed, cold and silent, he emerged at Athletico Paranaense, but at the age of 14 he was taken to Bayern Munich, where he became one of the greatest players in the history of world football. A starter since the age of 16, number 10 and a symbol of German effic...Read more