Former Brazilian international footballer Romario has been convicted of tax evasion for the second time by a court yesterday. The 42-year-old was sentenced to two and a half years community service and ordered to pay a fine of 391,000 reales ($222,000). The case relates to Romario's tax returns in 1996 when he played for Brazilian club Flamengo. Romario could still appeal the decision. Romario was also convicted and sentenced on June 9 to three years in prison and fined $569,000 after accusations he evaded about 500,000 dollars in taxes when he played for Flamengo in 1996 and 1997. Romario, who played for a host of top clubs including Barcelona finished his career at Brazilian side Vasco de Gama in 2008.

Former Brazilian international footballer Romario has been convicted of tax evasion for the second time by a court yesterday.

Brazil legend Romario convicted of tax evasion

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