Former Revolution midfielder Catê died following an auto accident in Rio Grande do Sul state in Brazil Tuesday morning, according to the Placar magazine website.
Marcos Antonio Lemos Tozzi, nicknamed Catê (short for Categoria) because of his prowess as a youngster, scored 10 goals for the Revolution, including two on the way to the US Open Cup final, in the 2001 season.
Catê, 38, played for Sao Paulo FC when it won two Copa Libertadores titles, plus the World Club Cup (against Barcelona) in Tokyo in 1992. He also competed for Cruzeiro and Flamengo in Brazil, plus Universidad Catolica in Chile and Sampdoria in Italy.
