Jair (footballer, born 1921)

Brazilian footballer and manager

In this Portuguese name, the first or maternal family name is da Rosa and the second or paternal family name is Pinto.

Jair

Jair with Vasco da Gama in 1945

Personal information
Full name|  Jair da Rosa Pinto
Date of birth|  (1921-03-21)21 March 1921
Place of birth|  Quatis (RJ), Brazil
Date of death|  28 July 2005(2005-07-28) (aged 84)
Place of death|  Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Brazil
Position(s)|  Inside forward, Attacking midfielder
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1938|  Barra Mansa|  |
1938–1943|  Madureira|  |
1943–1947|  Vasco da Gama|  |
1947–1949|  Flamengo|  |
1949–1955|  Palmeiras|  |
1956–1960|  Santos|  |
1961|  São Paulo|  |
1962–1963|  Ponte Preta|  |
International career
1940–1956|  Brazil|  39|  (22)
Managerial career
1963|  São Paulo (subistitute)
1971–1972|  Vitória
1972|  Santos
1975–1976|  Fluminense

Medal record

Men's Football
Representing  Brazil
FIFA World Cup
Runner-up | 1950 Brazil |
South American Championship
Winner | 1949 Brazil |
Runner-up | 1945 Chile |
Runner-up | 1946 Argentina |

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Jair da Rosa Pinto (21 March 1921 – 28 July 2005), or simply Jair, was an association footballer who played offensive midfielder - one of the leading Brazilian men's footballers of the 1940s and 1950s, who is best remembered for his performance in Brazil's 1950 FIFA World Cup campaign. Usually playing as an inside-forward, Jair da Rosa was noted for his free-role style of play and was most known for his pace and technical ability.[1]

## History

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### Pre-1950

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Born March 21, 1921, in Quatis, Rio de Janeiro, Jair started his career as a left winger at Madureira (in Rio) in 1938. He made his debut for the Brazil squad just two years later, on the March 5, 1940, in a 6–1 defeat by Argentina, though Jair did score the goal – the first of 22 he was to score for Brazil.

The Brazilian team regularly featured Jair throughout the 1940s, as his club career led him first to Vasco da Gama, then to Flamengo – remaining in Rio. His greatest moment during this time, however, was in 1944, when he scored a hat-trick against Uruguay, in a friendly at São Paulo. Uruguay would come back to haunt him later, but Jair must have enjoyed playing them during the 1940s, as he scored two doubles against La Celeste Olímpica during 1946 and another in 1949 – the year Brazil won the Copa America with Jair scoring (again) two goals in the second leg of the final, a 7–0 victory against Paraguay.

### 1950

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It was the following year, 1950, that Jair’s talents became appreciated on the world stage, when FIFA held their World Cup tournament in Brazil. Along with Zizinho and Ademir, Jair helped to guide Brazil's team through the tournament with great success. They played with pace, flamboyant skills and were deadly in front of goal, winning friends the world over with their attacking play – scoring 22 goals in 6 World Cup games – before falling to Uruguay in a match that was, effectively, the World Cup Final – a game in which Jair hit the post during Brazil’s early domination, but could do nothing to stop Uruguay recovering from an early Friaca goal to triumph 2–1 and send the 200,000 fans in the Maracanã Stadium, which had been built especially for the World Cup, home disappointed.

Football has always had special importance in Brazil, indeed, celebrated Brazilian writer Nelson Rodrigues was moved to say of the game "Everywhere has its irremediable national catastrophe, something like a Hiroshima. Our catastrophe, our Hiroshima, was the defeat by Uruguay in 1950"[2] – it was a defeat so devastating that it led to the Brazil national team changing their shirts to the famous yellow of today and even now is referred to as ‘The Defeat’ in Brazil.

### Post-1950

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Jair was quoted later as saying "I'll take that loss to my grave",[3] and he was certainly given time to reflect on The Defeat, cast out of the national side until January 1956 – returning for a 2-game cameo before being replaced by other, bigger names – and moving around the clubs of São Paulo – with longer, more successful spells at Palmeiras and Santos FC than the São Paulo FC and Ponte Preta clubs he represented later in his career before he retired, in 1963, at the age of 42.

When his playing career was over, Jair coached a number of teams, including Santos, Palmeiras and his first club, Madureira and is given credit for, during his playing time at Santos helping to bring the greatest player of them all, Pelé, through into the Santos team.

Jair died of a lung infection on July 21, 2005, at the age of 84, in Rio de Janeiro. He made 39 appearances for the Brazil national football team, scoring 22 goals.

The former President of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, was born on his 34th birthday and is named after him.[4][5]

## Honours

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Vasco

* Rio State Championship: 1945

Palmeiras

* São Paulo State Championship: 1950
* Rio-São Paulo Tournament: 1951
* Copa Rio: 1951

Santos

* São Paulo State Championship: 1956, 1958, 1960
* Rio-São Paulo Tournament: 1959

Brazil

* Copa América: 1949
* FIFA World Cup runner-up: 1950

### Individual

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* Copa América Top Scorer: 1949
* FIFA World Cup All-Star Team: 1950

## References

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1. ^ "Obituary: Jair da Rosa Pinto". The Guardian. August 16, 2005. Archived from the original on December 4, 2022.
2. ^ Alex Bellos, Futebol: The Brazilian Way of Life, Bloomsbury, 2003.
3. ^ Brian Glanville, Guardian UK, 16th August 2005.
4. ^ "Inspiração para o nome de Bolsonaro, Jair brilhou por Palmeiras e seleção". Archived from the original on September 25, 2020. Retrieved March 2, 2020.
5. ^ Craque do Palmeiras da década de 1950 inspirou nome de Jair Bolsonaro

## External links

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* Profile at cbf.com.br
* Jair – FIFA competition record (archived)

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1950 FIFA World Cup Team of the Tournament

Media's team|

| Goalkeeper|

* Roque Máspoli
* Moacir Barbosa
* Antoni Ramallets

|

Defenders|

* Matías González
* Juvenal
* Eusebio Tejera
* Rodríguez Andrade
* Billy Wright

Midfielders|

* Obdulio Varela
* Antonio Puchades
* Bauer
* Alcides Ghiggia
* Jair

Forwards|

* Zizinho
* Ademir
* Agustín Gaínza
* Rajko Mitić
* Tom Finney
* Juan Schiaffino

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South American Championship and Copa América top scorers

South American
Championship era|

* 1916: Gradín
* 1917: Romano
* 1919: Friedenreich & Neco
* 1920: Pérez & Romano
* 1921: Libonatti
* 1922: Francia
* 1923: Aguirre & Petrone
* 1924: Petrone
* 1925: Seoane
* 1926: Arellano
* 1927: Carricaberry,  Figueroa,  Luna,  Petrone & Scarone
* 1929: González
* 1935: Masantonio
* 1937: Toro
* 1939: Fernández
* 1941: Marvezzi
* 1942: Masantonio & Moreno
* 1945: De Freitas & Méndez
* 1946: Medina
* 1947: Falero
* 1949: Jair
* 1953: Molina
* 1955: Micheli
* 1956: Hormazábal
* 1957: Ambrois & Maschio
* 1959 (Argentina): Pelé
* 1959 (Ecuador): Sanfilippo
* 1963: Raffo
* 1967: Artime

Copa América era|

* 1975: E. Díaz & Luque
* 1979: Morel & Peredo
* 1983: Aguilera,  Burruchaga & Dinamite
* 1987: Iguarán
* 1989: Bebeto
* 1991: Batistuta
* 1993: Dolgetta
* 1995: Batistuta & García
* 1997: Hernández
* 1999: Rivaldo & Ronaldo
* 2001: Aristizábal
* 2004: Adriano
* 2007: Robinho
* 2011: Guerrero
* 2015: Guerrero & Vargas
* 2016: Vargas
* 2019: Everton & Guerrero
* 2021: L. Díaz & Messi
* 2024:  Martínez

Brazil squad

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Brazil squad – 1945 South American Championship runners-up

* GK Jurandir
* GK Oberdan
* DF Begliomini
* DF Domingos da Guia
* DF Newton
* DF Norival
* MF Biguá
* MF Danilo
* MF Jaime
* MF Jorginho
* MF Rui
* MF Zezé Procópio
* FW Ademir
* FW Alfredo
* FW Amorim
* FW Djalma
* FW Heleno de Freitas
* FW Jair
* FW Servílio
* FW Tesourinha
* FW Vevé
* FW Zizinho
* Coach: Costa

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Brazil squad – 1946 South American Championship runners-up

* GK Ary
* GK Luiz Borracha
* DF Augusto
* DF Domingos da Guia
* DF Newton
* DF Norival
* MF Aleixo
* MF Danilo
* MF Ivan
* MF Jaime
* MF Rui
* MF Teixeirinha
* MF Zezé Procópio
* FW Ademir
* FW Chico
* FW Eduardo Lima
* FW Heleno de Freitas
* FW Jair
* FW Leônidas
* FW Tesourinha
* FW Vevé
* FW Zizinho
* Coach: Costa

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Brazil squad – 1949 South American Championship winners (3rd title)

* GK Barbosa
* GK Osvaldo
* DF Augusto
* DF Mauro
* DF Nílton Santos
* DF Orlando
* DF Wilson
* MF Bauer
* MF Bigode
* MF Danilo
* MF Ely
* MF Noronha
* MF Rui
* FW Ademir
* FW Canhotinho
* FW Cláudio
* FW Jair
* FW Nininho
* FW Octávio Moraes
* FW Simão
* FW Friaça
* FW Tesourinha
* FW Zizinho
* Coach: Costa

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Brazil squad – 1950 FIFA World Cup runners-up

* GK Barbosa
* GK Castilho
* DF Augusto (c)
* DF Ely
* DF Juvenal
* DF Nena
* DF Nílton Santos
* MF Bauer
* MF Bigode
* MF Danilo
* MF Noronha
* MF Rui
* FW Adãozinho
* FW Ademir
* FW Alfredo
* FW Baltazar
* FW Chico
* FW Friaça
* FW Jair
* FW Maneca
* FW Rodrigues
* FW Zizinho
* Coach: Costa

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Brazil squad – 1956 South American Championship fourth place

* DF Alfredo Ramos
* FW Álvaro
* FW Baltazar
* MF Belangero
* GK Cabeção
* MF Canhoteiro
* DF De Sordi
* FW Del Vecchio
* DF Djalma Santos
* DF Formiga
* GK Gilmar
* MF Jair
* MF Julião
* FW Luizinho
* GK Martorano
* FW Maurinho
* DF Mauro
* FW Nestor
* DF Olavo
* FW Tite
* FW Zezinho
* MF Zito
* Coach: Brandão

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Vitória – managers

* C. Viola (1927)
* G. Carvalho (1940)
* Mesquita (1941)
* Tolentino (1941)
* Vani (1942–44)
* Barradas (1945)
* Barbosa (1946)
* Rui Carneiro (1947)
* Letona (1948)
* Dante (1949)
* Luiz Viana (1950)
* Paulo Dantas (1950–51)
* Sobrinho (1951)
* Tintas (1951)
* Bengalinha (1952)
* Ramiro (1953)
* O. Costa (1953)
* Jombrega (1953)
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* Volante (1953–55)
* Ramiro (1955–56)
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* Paulo Dantas (1956)
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* Bengalinha (1958)
* Ramiro (1958)
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* Eloy c (1959)
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* Pinguela (1961)
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* R. Magalhães (1962)
* Nelinho c (1962)
* Bengalinha (1962–63)
* R. Magalhães (1963)
* J. Freitas (1963)
* Nelinho c (1963)
* Bengalinha (1963)
* Sotero (1963)
* da Mota (1964)
* Bengalinha (1964)
* R. Magalhães (1964)
* P. Emilio (1965–67)
* Fontoura c (1967)
* Ouri (1967)
* Fontoura (1967)
* Palmeira (1967)
* Carlão c (1967)
* Otonei Veloso (1967–68)
* Palmeira (1968)
* da Mota (1968–69)
* Bengalinha (1969)
* Amaro (1969)
* Pinguela (1969–70)
* Mundinho c (1970)
* Velha (1970)
* Mundinho c (1970)
* Betancourt (1970)
* Mundinho c (1970)
* Palmeira (1970)
* Velha (1971)
* Tapioca (1971)
* Nelinho c (1971)
* R. Magalhães (1971)
* Nelinho c (1971)
* Jair (1971–72)
* Bengalinha (1972)
* Djalma Santos (1972)
* Vieira (1972)
* Paulinho (1972)
* Melquizedeque (1973)
* Castilho (1973–74)
* Bengalinha (1975)
* Paulinho (1975)
* Bengalinha (1975)
* Tim (1975)
* Melquizedeque c (1975)
* Tim (1976)
* Custódio (1976–77)
* Sérgio M. (1977)
* Melquizedeque (1977)
* González (1977–78)
* Pinguela (1978)
* Barata c (1978)
* A. Moreira (1978–79)
* Peçanha (1980)
* João Vieira (1980)
* Nílton Santos (1980)
* Belisco c (1980)
* Froner (1980)
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* Lanzoninho (1981)
* Belisco (1981)
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* Belisco (1981)
* M. Juliato (1981)
* Rabelo c (1981)
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* Froner (1981)
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* Geninho (1994)
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* Roth (1998)
* Geninho (1998)
* R. Gomes (1999)
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* Arturzinho (2000)
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* Mancini (2009)
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* A. Lopes (2010–11)
* R. Silva c (2011)
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* PC Gusmão (2012)
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* C. Amadeu c (2014)
* Jorginho (2014)
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* Burse c (2018)
* Carpegiani (2018)
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* M. Chamusca (2019)
* Tencati (2019)
* Loss (2019)
* C. Amadeu (2019)
* Geninho (2019–20)
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* R. Chagas c (2020)
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* Fabiano (2022)
* Burse (2022–23)
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* Condé (2023–24)
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* J. Teixeira c (2006)
* Oswaldo (2006)
* Lopes (2006)
* PC Gusmão (2006–07)
* Eutrópio c (2007)
* J. Santana (2007)
* Eutrópio c (2007)
* Renato (2007–08)
* Cuca (2008)
* Simões (2008–09)
* Parreira (2009)
* Eutrópio c (2009)
* Renato (2009)
* Cuca (2009–10)
* Muricy (2010–11)
* R. Torres c (2011)
* Enderson c (2011)
* Leomir c (2011)
* Abel (2011–13)
* Luxemburgo (2013)
* Dorival Jr. (2013)
* Renato (2014)
* Cristóvão (2014–15)
* Drubscky (2015)
* Enderson (2015)
* E. Baptista (2015–16)
* Marcão c (2016)
* Levir (2016)
* Marcão c (2016)
* Abel (2017–18)
* M. Oliveira (2018)
* Moreno c (2018)
* Diniz (2019)
* Marcão c (2019)
* Oswaldo (2019)
* Marcão (2019)
* Odair (2020)
* Marcão (2020–21)
* Roger (2021)
* Marcão (2021)
* Abel (2022)
* Marcão c (2022)
* Diniz (2022–24)
* Marcão c (2024)
* Mano (2024–)

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Clube Atlético Juventus – managers

* Golinelli (1958)
* Bauer (1959)
* Pirilllo (1965)
* Vieira (1968)
* Buzetto (1971–75)
* López (1976)
* Buzetto (1977)
* Brida (1978–80)
* Candinho (1980–83)
* Buzetto (1984)
* Duarte (1984–85)
* Candinho (1986)
* Dudu (1987–88)
* Deodoro (1988–89)
* Vando (1990)
* Candinho (1991)
* Paiva (1992)
* Amaro (1993)
* Serrão (1994)
* Paiva (1995)
* Basílio (1995)
* Lorival (1996)
* Carbone (1997)
* Lorival (1997–99)
* Zaparolli (1999)
* Farias (1999–00)
* Paiva (2003)
* Brida (2004)
* Marangon (2005)
* Soares (2006)
* Bernardes (2007)
* Marangon (2007)
* Bittencourt (2007–08)
* Soares (2008)
* Fescina (2008)
* Serrão (2008)
* Marangon (2009)
* Betinho (2010)
* Esquerdinha (2010)
* Colombini (2011)
* Ferreira (2012)
* Serrão (2013)
* Serginho (2014)
* Santana (2014–16)
* A. Silva (2016)
* O. Curi (2016)
* Wilson Jr. (2017)
* Chiari (2017)
* Jesus (2018)
* Alex Alves (2018–20)
* M. Barbosa (2020)
* Soares (2021)
* Fahel Jr (2021)
* Tuca (2022)
* M. Barbosa (2022)
* Roque (2023)
* Jorginho (2023–24)
* Soares (2024)
* M. Barbosa (2024)
* Soares (2025–)

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