Quote from: Die_empty on June 14, 2023, 10:15:35 PM

Quote from: Leviathan.007 on June 14, 2023, 09:23:01 PM

Quote from: lizarder on June 14, 2023, 04:07:25 PM

The talents of Brazilian players have never been lost on the national football scene and in every World Cup appearance there have always been their players who have been able to steal the public's attention. Even though in the next world cup they have to lose Neymar who is no longer in the best condition due to age, Brazil will still be strong and there will be other players who will replace him at the next World Cup. But I'm not sure they can come out as champions and in comparison maybe we can see how they played in the Qatar World Cup.

I'm aware of the talents of the Brazilian players but still the Brazil we see right now is not in a good performance like were years ago and there are not any superstar players like Kaka, Ronaldo, etc... in this team anymore. Even players like Neymar can't have the same performance we saw from then in the last years,

Brazil has a culture of producing young star players. You would be surprised to see a new set of Brazilian young players that will win the world cup. Pele was seventeen years old when he won the first world cup with Brazil in 1958 and four years after he led them to win the next world cup in 1958 and 1970 he won his last world cup. Diego Maradona was twenty-five years old in the 1986 world cup in Mexico when he won the prestigious cup. I can keep naming more young players that led their countries to succeed in the world cup.

Brazil and Argentina produce more players than most countries in the world. It will be unsurprising to see a new set of quality Brazilian players wearing the Samba Boys jersey in the FIFA World Cup 2026 co-hosted by Canada/Mexico/the United States

Brazil is a country where people's main dream is to become a professional footballer. They grew up with football since birth. Most of the young people in Brazil are passionate about football. And most of the footballers that Brazil has produced so far have grown up from very poor families. Brazilian talented young footballers choose football as their profession mainly to change their financial situation and do everything it takes to become a professional footballer. It would not be wrong if we call Brazil the factory of footballers because every year many talented players play in different clubs from this country. Football plays a very important role in the country's economy.