Danilo Alvim foi um volante brasileiro apelidado de O Príncipe. Brilhou no Vasco, foi titular na Copa de 1950 e, como técnico, levou a Bolívia ao título da Copa América de 1963.
Danilo Alvim
Danilo Faria Alvim was born in Rio de Janeiro on December 3, 1920 and died in the same city on May 16, 1996. A midfielder of refined style, he received the nickname The Prince. He started at America-RJ in 1939, moved to Canto do Rio in 1943 and returned to America in 1944. His most notable phase was at Vasco, between 1946 and 1954, with 307 matches and 11 goals. With the club, he won four Carioca Championships and the South American Champions Championship of 1948. He ended his career at Botafogo, in 1956. For the Brazil national team, he played 27 matches and scored 2 goals between 1945 and 1953. He won the Copa America of 1949 and was a starter for the runner-up team of the 1950 World Cup, held in Brazil. As a coach, he led Bolivia to its only Copa America title, in 1963. He also won the Pará Championship of 1968 with Remo and the Sergipe Championship of 1981 with Itabaiana.