Congratulations to him, but I will continue to say that I don't think he is the right man for the Brazilian team. For those who watch football, we all know that this Brazilian team has lost its unity over the years. Once upon a time, Brazil was a team that no other team wanted to face. They were so good and were known for playing beautiful football, until recently, when they started relying more on individual brilliance.

That same over reliance on individual brilliance also contributed to Real Madrid's struggles this season, as the players couldn't play together as a team.

A sound and technical coach alone isn’t enough for the Samba Boys. What they really need is a coach who won’t tolerate any nonchalant attitude. I can’t deny the fact that the players are very talented, but there needs to be a certain level of discipline within the team. And mind you, Brazil can never lack players because it is the home of football... Talents everywhere. Congratulations to him once again, and I hope things turn out well.