The Reason for Brazilian Football's Decline
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2020
- Think of football and Brazil comes to mind. The five-time world cup winners are in a league of their own. From Pele to Neymar, the game’s most dazzling and scintillating stars have worn the iconic yellow jersey of the Selecao.
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cafu it is :P
Bring back the dude with the deep voice
I think you should analyze South African team called Kaizer Chiefs.
They in downward spiral
I dont agree that it's because of their league, transfer window and travel!! I think Brazil are still producing wonderful players I.e. Neymar (even thought I am not a big fan), Rodrygo, Arthur, Gabriel Jesus etc. The argument that players leave too early does not really stand with me either. Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, Kaka, Carlos etc all left Brazil before they were 20 and still brought joy to the world.
Even the argument regarding travel when completing international matches does not stand with me. Brazil have been doing world tours since the 80s with the national team and still won titles, furthermore club sides like Santos were completing world tours since the 60s to showcase Pele and Garrincha. So I think these arguments are flawed.
I think the main problem is that the national team managers have dropped the flair and their expressive brand of the 4-4-2 box and expressive brand of 3-5-2 in favour of the boring Mourinho esq 4-2-3-1 which means their play has become much more rigid and structured when they play in national tournos. For me if Brazil as a national team want to win again they must regain their identity and stop playing like Europeans.
Cafu
C'mon we admitedly are not a league above others anymore, but claiming we were "easily destroyed " by Belgium is an overstatement. Only Germany can claim that...
As a brasilian i agree
Forced video, brazil is top 5 in the fifa ranking since the 90s, always wins trophies; He wants brazil to win 6x, 7x world cup; he is admitting that he is in favor of monopoly in competitiveness like basketball where USA underestimates his opponents and uses Team D in the basketball world cup (nba stars never play world cup); World Cup has to be won by Croatia, netherlands, Peru, Chile, Japan, Australia
@@dicitencellovoyais7914 that's why soccer is so popular man. Even a not so good team can have a good time and win several matches, draw other ones, penalties, in a row and, bang, world cup. In volleyball this is not possible. You must have a better team if you want to win. Never a volleyball world league could be won by a weak team neither at least make it to the semi-finals. In volleyball, Brazil national squad had the better team for over a decade and won all the competitions, world cup, Olympics a several times because this is not soccer.
In soccer the unforeseeable happens often.
I agree almost 100%, maybe 90%. Belgium scored twice in less than 30' and Brazil "woke up" and needed more than 30' to score a goal. But Brazil imposed a lot of pressure on the red devils and thanks to the best gk of that tournament they were unable to score more, although they tried hardly
@@edydossantos soccer? Wait, you.....you aren't American?
Brazil's last WC was in 2002. This means that they are 4 tournaments without winning only, and this is after getting to 3 WC finals in a row. There was not a single WC since in which Brazil was not considered amongst the favorites. Brazil never stopped being competitive... it's just that there are other teams in the world as well!
Yup. Their worst team ever (2014) even got to the semi finals!!!
@@patinho5589 Brazil bribed the referees during that WC and keep in mind that they could have been eliminated by Chile on penalties during the round of 16.
@@patinho5589 7-1
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@@Leo-pt9ei Bribed referees until Germany? lol
Belgium didn't easily dismantle brazil... If anything brazil were unlucky
Brazil main competition for winning world titles is Europes elite
Brazil were not UNLUCKY. The goal might have been a deflection but Belgium was better in the first half. It was a very close and competittive match
@@SpiceBoy7UK23 To be honest and sincere Brazil has seen strong competition rise from Europe. Originally the world champions in 2002 and in Qatar it will be 20 years since Brazil was crowned world champions. If Brazil is to return to be the best men's team in the world then they have to step up to Europe's elite. Brazil lost to France twice, Holland twice and Germany and Belgium in the last World Cups. 1994,1998,2002 Brazil finished 1st, 2nd, 1st with the other finishing Quarterfinal, Quarterfinal, Semifinal, Quarterfinal. Brazil is having problems with big teams from Europe in the World Cup. Argentina and Uruguay don't offer Brazil competition really in South America nor any other teams from any part of the world. But if Brazil is to return to win back world titles, they have to really step up against UEFA elite. The same can be said even with their women's team, although in that case they have to focus on invesment given USA, Germany, Japan, Norway ,made strong investments on their women's national team and were successful. Brazil could win both with the men and women as it was a super power in soccer-football.
@@rogerstephenroth8073 : I think a quality foreign manager from EUROPE would make a big difference and would help them a lot. It's not really that difficult to find but the ego of the brazilian fans will prevent that. They will only give it to a Brazilian ( or a Portuguese with some sort of connection to Brazil). Brazilian managers really really blow unfortunately. Everything about them is outdated and expired. They think they can still play like 1994
@@SpiceBoy7UK23 Well I think it is possible that Brazil could hire a coach from Europe after Tite's contract in 2022 Qatar. Pep Guardiola has been considered a candidate along with Jorge Jesus of Portugal who led Flamengo to a Libertadores. Brazil could consider world class coaches leading the national team in the future.
You clearly don't really understand much of South American football.
brazil sucks now. euro football is king.
@@abdulamariislamhussein when any European country had 5 world cups you talk with us
Yea
Italy's decline is more depressing for me
they're on the rise now and have been for the past year! They have insane roster of youth coming up , they're loaded with wonder kids!
Sandro Tonali 😍
I think Italy's decline is for opposite reasons. They don't have the players anymore but they still have tactics. Italy hasn't had a superstar player in 10 years. Which player is following the footsteps of Baggio, Del Piero, or Vieri? And defensively you have Bonucci and Chiellini, but they are far faraway from Maldini, Nesta, Baresi's quality.
@@miguelrosado6348 you're clearly not even following football if you think Italy is a decline still
Every nation goes into decline for a while. Look at France from 2008 until 2016, they were big underperformers with a weak and aging squad.
Now they have probably the strongest squad in international football full of young world class players in every position.
Cafu has the most appearances for Brazil with 142 caps for the national team
Ed fun Chanel mate your not gonna win they will not give you
His experience made him the Brazil football team captain
What about Pele?
I dont agree that Brazil had a complete "decline"... because the team is always betwen the favourites to win the WC. Brazil is always in the quarter finals... semi finals... That means a lot. Also Brazil always have players on the top, like Neymar... So I think its a little too much say that Brazil had a decline.
The team only had a lack of "lucky" and focus in the last WCs.
Italy yes... this team had a GREAT and depressive decline
20 years ago you heard about selesao and you were beaten before the game started
Brazil being between the favourites tells me most fans are casuals. Brazil hasn’t beat a single European team in knockout stage since 2002. This is no coincidence. Brazil cannot keep up with the top 10 of europe.
@@Jorgehernandez-pt4hy who leads the world rankings? Those European teams never stay on top for long, they win a world cup and never get out the group stages in the next world cup, that's like a Leicester winning the league and becoming irrelevant the next season. Look at Germany, they haven't passed the group stages in two world cups, Italy didn't even qualify, Spain just got knocked out by Morocco, France is full of mercenaries
@@Jorgehernandez-pt4hy você não entende de futebol. só fala besteira.
Man, you don’t win the World Cup every year.
The mighty Germany fell in the groups, Italy did not even qualify, Spain lost to Russia. France returning to relevance now. Brazil is the favorite every year, always go far.
Well, we will not win 2022 also so only 2026 we'll maybe have a chance of winning (I doubt it)... And thats 24 years (the most so far was the axact 24 years between 1970 and 1994).
For a brazillian like me this is depressing, I've seen our title in 2002 and I'm happy because I don't think I will see anytime soon
Well, try to discuss ir with our culture. We make the players have the obligation to win the WC. And when they don't they usually are seen as failures or disapointments. And then only the better players or the ones who actually played good can go on with the national team.
Maybe it's to harsh, but thats the way it is. Look at neymar and Marcelo for example, they are seen line bad players or medium at best. And why is that? Because they didn't win a major title with Brasil (they won 2013 confederarions cup but it's often forgotten and seen like a not important title). Dani alves otherwise has 2 Copa America and 1 confederations cup. He also didn't participated in 2014 and 2018 failures so he is safe from that. And because of that he is seen with better eyes than Neymar, T. silva and Marcelo. His legact will probably be bigger than these other players even tought the quality is the same
Brazil fans are so delusional, they are only good at beating their fellow south americans. Against Europe, they have little to no success. They couldn't even beat Switzerland in the last WorldCup.
@@Jorgehernandez-pt4hy Germany lose to mexico and Korea, England needed penalties to beat Colombia.
Before 2018, Brazil only lost to a Finalist since 82....
Europe is so scared that they made a league to stop playng the likes of mexico in penalties
@@luccavalentinw.fiorini2302 World Cup is hard to win, 1 game, anything can happen....
But Brazil, Always lose to a finalist, to a great team. You don't see Brazil do crap like Spain and Germany and get eliminated by the small guys....
World cup is hard, but (besides the 7x1) never go down easily
Only in this 21st century did Brazil win:
- World Cup 2002
- Confederations Cup 2005,2009,2013
- Copa America 2004,2007,2019
- 2016 Olympic gold medal
- Entered all world cup rankings (Only selection to do this feat)
How can you say that the Brazilian team fell ?! Tell me another selection that did better
2021 olympics
@@RN7_is_the_GOAT Factos 👀👍
In the past 20 years they finished:
1st
5th
6th
4th
6th
So.... on average they are a top 4,4 finishing country for the world cup. Which not many countries can say. For comparison here are the averages of other major countries in the past 20 years:
France: 13,4th
Germany: 6,2th
Spain: 9,6th
Netherlands: 5,3th (and they didn't qualify for 2 world cups)
Italy: 16th (and not qualifying for 1 world cup)
Also Brazil being ranked 1st in the fifa rankings. This video makes not much sense.
cara pisa no chão, vei... o 7-1 e a atuação patetica do neymar em 2018, mancharam pra sempre a imagem do nosso futebol
The claim that europe poses a serious problem to Brazil is a more solid argument. Brazil has been beat or kicked out in knockout stage by European teams exclusively since 2002. Brazil is no longer dominant, the fact people kept having bRazil as favourites in 2018 and 2022 is beyond me. People never learn lol
Bro , if you saw the last decade, Brazil won the libertadores 6 times , and argentina 3
Who else gives them competition? Uruguayo or Chilean clubs?
Luiz Carlos You can throw in the best 20 concacaf teams and a Brazilian or Argentine team will still win it
Eric Lee Yeah you got a fair point.
Bardock you are right but in South America Chile and Paraguay and Columbia can upset the Apple cart for one reason - Altitude! They have half decent teams anyway who can qualify for the World Cup finals themselves! All they need to do is hold off the Brazilian/Argentinian teams away and they have a huge advantage at home! That is the only reason they occasionally win the odd cup!
@@matthewhernandez8342 these days uruguayan clubs are very very weak compared to what they were at their prime...id say in Libertadores is brasil argentina and in a much smaller scale colombia ecuador and paraguay. Forget about peruvian , uruguayan, venezuela or chilean teams...these 4 combined have won like 2 or 3 cups in 40 years
I don’t think that Brazil’s quality is declining, I just think that people’s expectations of them are increasing which makes it look like they’re declining
This migration of players to foreign countries does not impact only the brazilian national team . This is a problem for many nations . Ask yourself why Lione Messi as well as Cristian Ronaldo have never won a World Cup . When you keep playing on a foreign soil , you cannot suddenly go to your country and integrate in your national team quick enough to win the toughest competition in the world . You can see when Messi is playing for Barcelona these players in some sort have developed like a telepathic way to anticipate each other's move , and it's the same scenario with C. Ronaldo and Real Madrid . Preventing Pele from being bought by foreign clubs was the best decision ever taken by the Brazilian government and the results speak for themselves .
Took the very explanation from my mouth. 👏👏 Brazil used to have that aura of mystique about them because no players were playing in foreign leagues. That's why the last great team for me was the one that never won it and that was the 1982 squad.
Love reading this after Messi hoisted that World Cup 🔥
Brazil dominated 90s and early 2000s. Wat made brazil special was that players were starting to play at young age 16 but nowadays even other countries have teenagers in top leagues. Look at Belgium they national team grew strong after investing in youth in 2008. Another reason is dat Brazilian league s growing many players are starting to prefer playing home.
Brazil dominated the 70's and 80's too...
1:55 That 7x 1 match was played in *Mineirão* , not Maracanã
9:30 thats a very biased comment. In the last 10 years brazilian teams have almost dominated libertadores winning 6 of the last 10 editions. Argentinian teams have only won 3 in the same period. While it is true that argentinian teams have more tradition and titles in south american football the gap has been getting smaller and smaller in recent times. You dont seem to know very well about the things your talking
Flamengo is my favorite team
Forced video, brazil is top 5 in the fifa ranking since the 90s, always wins trophies; He wants brazil to win 6x, 7x world cup; he is admitting that he is in favor of monopoly in competitiveness like basketball where USA underestimates his opponents and uses Team D in the basketball world cup (nba stars never play world cup); World Cup has to be won by Croatia, netherlands, Peru, Chile, Japan, Australia.
He also mentioned Brazil won the first two editions of the Copa America which is not true at all. He said 1919 and 2022 but the first were 1916 and 1917.
I’m sure you were one of the many Brazilians that was hoping Germany won in your country after the 1-7 loss only because it was Argentina in the finals. Betraying your South American neighbors due to pride. Pride just like your comment, clear as day.
What about now? Argentina won in Brazils backyard the copa America again. And looking at the World Cup again this time with hungry eyes. You do realize that Argentina is the nation that has been in the finals in every international tournament including copa America and the World Cup, way more then Brazil and Uruguay. And on top of that has won more tournaments then any South American nation not counting world cups of course.
Looks like you gap is actually much bigger then you thought. And in 2022 it will get even bigger 😉
@@brokennotdead6739 Argentinian football is absolute trash and copa america is completely irrelevant as a tournament.... not a single person or journalist cared when Brazil won it in 2019 and most people were not even aware the tournament was happening this year until Brazil was chosen to host it once again just days before the competition....In fact, the vast majority of people, including the players themselves, were against having the tournament when most of the continent was still dealing with the Covid pandemic... that shows you how much people care about it over here...... besides, if you need any further proof of the decaying state of argentinian football - other than the fact that they spent 30 years without a title - go look at this years libertadores.... there is not a single argentinian team in the seminfinals, whereas there are three brazilians.... which means that a brazilian team will most likely win it for the THIRD year in a row in yet another all brazillian final.... but you probably dont care about that.... you must be one of those people that know absolutely nothing about south american football and only supports argentina because of messi....argentina barely qualified for 2018's world cup and lost in their first competitive match.... the same thing will happen next year...... I really dont know why you are so excited😉😉😉😉😉😂
Brazil didnt get dismantled, (except against Germany) the games they lost were 50/50 and they deserved to win against Belgium
Nah belgium deserve it more they needed to beat France and win that world cup that was the best chance they had to do that.Brazil will always have a chance to win a world cup their always the favorites to win it while belgium will completely decline
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You failed to mention the main reason of Brazil's national team decline : outdated and coward managers. That's it.
Having most of the players perform in Europe has never been a big problem from 1994-2002, when we played 3 WC finals consecutively. in 94, among the starting 11 in the final against Italy, only midfielders Zinho and Mazinho played locally. In 98, it was only defender Junior Baiano and midfielder Cesar Sampaio. In 2002, goalkeeper Marcos and midfielder Kleberson. Everybody else played in Europe.
The REAL thing is, Brazilian club football has become ABSURDLY driven by "results only" for the last 20 years or so. Desperate for money and balancing costs and spending, clubs would accept ANY manager that would bring home 1-0 victories with defensive and boring football. It wasnt much of a problem in the early 2000s because by then we still had superstars that were developed in the 90s, where managers still had freedom to be agressive and pursue the beautiful game. But as the generation of Ronaldo/Rivaldo/Ronaldinho faded, the new generation of players were developed in this coward "1-0" environment, especially managers. Even old managers, that pursued a beautiful corageous game during the 90s, are now cowards who fear letting the team go for the win because if they loose, they get sacked. This result-driven harsh environment we had for the last 20 years has produced an avalanche of managers that don't know how to properly set up a team, tactically. They're just cowards hanging on to dear life. And our confederation just promotes the less shitty of the entire bunch to manage the national team.
There's only really one short-term solution to this : foreign managers who are not yet contaminated by all this cowardice and short-sighted vision of 1-0 results.
Totally true mate. Ive commented answering another coment that up to our fourth division every single team is corruption, agent profit and results (fan pressure/in club politics) driven.
One thing i would like to add is the impact this has on the debuts of young players, which is also absurd!
The amount of pressure a 17 y.o. very poor fella that can maybe give a better future to his family goes through when coming into a stadium to debut at a league where his team HAS to win, or maybe will go to a 2nd division, or maybe won't make it to the libertadores, or maybe... And its on him? Its just sacanagem.
Psychological aspects are really not taken seriously. This result driven shit is really bad for the youth rising. Even Barça recently has been a proof of this, burning up great, promising youth players because of their recent result driven mentality.
We are not filtering the mentally strong, we are helping to make them mentally weak.
I still think our youth is the best, and by far.
I'm from Mexico and just now I realized that situation with the southern hemisphere calendar.
Their season is in full throttle when most of the northern leagues are in end of season break.
All through the mid nineties, so many of the Mexican clubs signed Brasilian players who would come to their new teams on the best shape and I was marveled by their skills.
I always thought Brasilian football had to be the best league in the world because of the plethora of players coming out of there.
The same could be said here in Asia. I do believe that football calender around the world should be restrcutred and at least be in line with the Euroropean one ( as you know they have the best leagues in the world ).
@@jefferyling8035 why should the brazillian league play by the european calendar? You know that we support our clubs for our own entertainment, right? Let the Europeans play when it suits them, and we brazillians when it suits us!
O campeonato brasileiro era para ser muito maior do que ele é hoje, em nível de futebol, em audiência. Aqui no Brasil temos jogadores de bom nível jogando nos clubes, alguns que poderiam até estar jogando na Europa em times médios. O que faz o campeonato brasileiro não ser o que ele deveria ser é a forma como o futebol é feito aqui e sempre foi feito no passado, uma idéia arrogante de que nós somos o melhor futebol do Mundo e não temos nada a aprender com o futebol de outros países até pouco tempo atrás a mídia tinha uma idéia de que os times daqui poderiam bater de frente com os mais fortes da Europa. Muita coisa mudou depois do 7 x 1.
All national teams are in decline and international competitions like the Euro Cup , World cup not to mention Copa America . The reason to me is that the club competions like the Champions league and the Premier league , La Liga , ect . Are so competitive now and teams in the top 5 leagues in Europe play like 3 matches a week . So when they go to the world cup they are already exsausted from the long season playing so many matches at very high level
In my opinion there is another reason: The Brazilian National players play in too many different clubs and leagues. If you just look on German or Spanish dominance you can see blocks of players. Especially when the main strength of a team is grounded in technical brilliance it could be a huge advantage to have players which are used to play with each other.
Just look on the example of Shakthar Donetsk. They have 10-15 Brazilian players each season and they are a very competitive European team. Though the single players might have a lower quality than the overall team. This quality gap is filled by the collective brilliance of technically advanced good Brazilian footballers sharing same culture and idea of play.
Whenever I think of Brazil, I go back to the great footballing side of 1982. Zico, Falcao, Socrates, Eder, Junior to name a few. Superbly skilled players who worked hard for each other, and even though they never won the World Cup, they will forever be remembered for their brilliant overall play, true Brazilian style. Nowadays, you have so called superstars, and with a player like Neymar, you have a guy who thinks he is one the greats, and spends his time play acting on the pitch as if he’s trying hard for an Academy award. He and his teammates need to think of the great prestige of wearing that yellow shirt instead of their status on social media platforms.
Remember, Brazil won the Copa America in 2019 without Neymar. Neymar handicaps the team more then anything else.
R G I agree . I think that 1982 loss changed brazilian football style of play . they started to play functional football .However, they kept winning trophies after 82 because they had talents like Romero Bebeto Ronaldo Ronaldinho Rivaldo....However, the pragmatic style they decided to adapt after 1982 is no longer winning them trophies .Right now some of the most successful Managers like Guardiola and others are playing in a similar way to Brazil 1982. Brazilian need to go back and play Joga bonito ....
Paul Is I agree that’s the best way for Brazil, but I think the teams transition after 2006 is what really hurt their program. The 2014 World Cup Team was by far the worst team they’ve had in recent memory. They need to redo and readjust their program to fit their style of play.
The European teams play the “European” way because it fits their style of play and Talent Pool. It doesn’t fit Brazil. It doesn’t even help Argentina anymore
Sorry, but this video is absolutely nonsense and generic narratives, full of absolutely a bunch a distorted facts and flat out lies. Brazil simply isn't as dominant as they were before, but still every single damm year are among the 5 best nations in the world. Outside of 2014 (in which they still reached the semis), in the other 3 WCs they literally only got bounced out in a super tough match decided by a 1 goal difference off a set piece. They are the only nation to reach at least the quarters of the last 7 world cups man... since 2002 they have 3 copa americas, 3 confederations cup, 3 olympic medals, 8 overall U20 and U17 finals with 4 titles. No other country has more titles than Brazil since 2002 so I really don't understand that logic, it ain't like there's a country dominating the last 15 years, 5 different teams won the 5 world cups this century, that's the only difference there is more competition around but they still are elite. Hell brazilians actually led the scoring charts in 6 of the past 7 champions leagues, how the hell are they in decline? So basically Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina and everyone that didn't win the WC or made its final is in decline? Also, like how you conveniently chose to start conting the libertadores from 2014 on as brazilian teams made 9 straight finals before that and even then they have literally the highest winning % in each of the last 15 libertadores overall lol; they won literally 6 of the last 10 libertadores this decade dude and have a winning record overall against argentinian clubs by a solid margin in the last 10 years. Like, you flat lie invent shit up to fit your narrative, such as Flamengo getting dominated by River or Belgium easily dismantling Brazil (lol that one was hilarious did you even watch the game they did win but hell it was as tough a match as one can have and they literally parked the bus the last 30 minutes of the game conceding multiple chances; the difference in the score was an own goal of a corner dude I wouldn't call that easily dismantling lol). Now, Brazil ain't the juggernaut they were in let's say the 90s and ealry 2000s but htat's simply coz there hasn't been a juggernaut like that in the last 30 years other than France from 97-04 (even their older guys still were able to reach the WC final in 06) and spain 08-12. That doesn't mean they ain't elite hell today there literally isn't any national team above the rest, Portgual ain't even close to being of the 5 best national teams out there, neither by collecitve game nor talent wise (although they still are pretty good just not among the top 5) and they won the last nations league.
Luckymag 2016 The 2014 World Cup Team was ranked 23rd in July of 2013, and by some stroke of FIFA’s magic wand, they made it to 5th in the rankings by May 2014. No nation has ever climbed that high playing teams like El Salvador and Trinidad.
In 2014, Brazil was ass the entire tournament, their squad was terrible, barely any real World Class talent, and by the luck of biased/shady refereeing they made it to the Semi’s where they got merked 7-1 (I knew they’d lose 3-0 but 7-1 just made that point that much easier) then they got merked by the Netherlands 3-0. They relied on Neymar on Offense, and Silva for Defense. They had no solid striker beside Neymar, no solid midfielder, and Thiago and Marcelo to hold down the defense with a 37 year old goalie who wasn’t playing top flight football anymore. 2014 was abysmal by Brazil’s Standards. Their 2018 World Cup Team was way better then that shit show in 2014. Like I said, Brazil won the 2019 Copa America without Neymar. Neymar handicaps that team more then anything else. His “European Diving” ruins everything Brazil even tries to do. In 2019, his replacement, Edwardo (I think was his name) got tackled outside the box, but instead of rolling around on the group, he got back up, went in on goal and scored! That’s the type of class Brazil has been lacking!
Yes, Brazil is still World Class, but their political life has started affecting their Youth Level, that will translate in 10-20 years from now of that doesn’t fix soon.
Well everyone falls short a little and we have fell short a little we’re still top 5 in the world
Like Germany
@@chrishenry7563 germany look like they are on the rise.....they have almost all the bayern team plus young players like havertz and werenr
You have confirmed what I've always suspected: top Brazilian players all play in European leagues. This not only has a negative impact on their domestic league, but also means Europeans get to know the Brazilian players (strengths & weaknesses) very well. When they meet at international level, Brazil offers no surprises. Ditto Argentina & indeed most African countries.
C'mon...It's 2020 already... players' strength and weakness are not secrets anymore.
By your logic, Brazilian players also get to know European players better ...the statement makes no sense.
@@Alex19781986 European football is way more exposed to media compared to south American football tho
@@Micfri300 let's get real here who actually goes ahead and watches their games compared to la Liga/premier league
Football players are destined to be studied and analyzed by others throughout their career.
It's a part of the game. I don't see any problems with it
@@Micfri300 compared to European numbers south America generates nothing
There's a reason premier league and la Liga have fans in like 200 countries
Players go where is the money. Football improved a lot in all countries. I’m Brazilian but I don’t think Brazil declined to bring talents I think football changed. Brazil still keep winning trophies. I think your video doesn’t make much sense
They probably just need s good coach this vid is pretty fun made more sense to do Italy
@@teacoffee42 who does? France is above all other nations so it's pretty much about getting a lucky draw, not having big injuries or suspensions and fighting it out with them in the final preferably (euro2016hello)... What nation is miles ahead of the Brazilian National team? I mean it's not the strongest side but definitely a WC favorite alongside Argentina, Spain, Germany and etc.
Brazil needs a manager that understands European leagues given the players play there, one that is less biased with the Brazilian League "personal trus players" that make it less possible for good players to get called up. But not having what it takes? Can't agree with that. I can agree, though, that if our federation was a decent one (which doesn't mean incorrupt, although that would be the dream, but look at Blatter and Platini LoL), we could be much better than we are now, especially the League...
It still has enough power for Brazilians to mostly only watch it, tbf, majority of Brazilians only know our clubs or way way way more than a normal foreigner side, to the point it's naive sometimes. But its too mismanaged, no foreigner will watch it if it's not on TV, and it will only be on TV if it's well managedw+ our economy is going to hell and politics is fucked up with tropical trump so I don't expect great changes in the foreseeable future, the country has other problems that are way too big to prioritize football, but hey fingers crossed who knows maybe it'll change for better but the National team is not an outsider in a WC, especially with Casemiro, Neymar, Alisson, Richarlison, Marquinhos, Gabriel Jesus and other potentially good players
Sorry, but this video is absolutely nonsense and generic narratives, full of absolutely a bunch a distorted facts and flat out lies. Brazil simply isn't as dominant as they were before, but still every single damm year are among the 5 best nations in the world. Outside of 2014 (in which they still reached the semis), in the other 3 WCs they literally only got bounced out in a super tough match decided by a 1 goal difference off a set piece. They are the only nation to reach at least the quarters of the last 7 world cups man... since 2002 they have 3 copa americas, 3 confederations cup, 3 olympic medals, 8 overall U20 and U17 finals with 4 titles. No other country has more titles than Brazil since 2002 so I really don't understand that logic, it ain't like there's a country dominating the last 15 years, 5 different teams won the 5 world cups this century, that's the only difference there is more competition around but they still are elite. Hell brazilians actually led the scoring charts in 6 of the past 7 champions leagues, how the hell are they in decline? So basically Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina and everyone that didn't win the WC or made its final is in decline? Also, like how you conveniently chose to start conting the libertadores from 2014 on as brazilian teams made 9 straight finals before that and even then they have literally the highest winning % in each of the last 15 libertadores overall lol; they won literally 6 of the last 10 libertadores this decade dude and have a winning record overall against argentinian clubs by a solid margin in the last 10 years. Like, you flat lie invent shit up to fit your narrative, such as Flamengo getting dominated by River or Belgium easily dismantling Brazil (lol that one was hilarious did you even watch the game they did win but hell it was as tough a match as one can have and they literally parked the bus the last 30 minutes of the game conceding multiple chances; the difference in the score was an own goal of a corner dude I wouldn't call that easily dismantling lol). Now, Brazil ain't the juggernaut they were in let's say the 90s and ealry 2000s but htat's simply coz there hasn't been a juggernaut like that in the last 30 years other than France from 97-04 (even their older guys still were able to reach the WC final in 06) and spain 08-12. That doesn't mean they ain't elite hell today there literally isn't any national team above the rest, Portgual ain't even close to being of the 5 best national teams out there, neither by collecitve game nor talent wise (although they still are pretty good just not among the top 5) and they won the last nations league.
@@henriquedaumas9934 France certainly ain't above anyone, no nation is above any other at this particular time. France just had the best 40 days one could have that's it; a year later they get completely outplayed by Netherlands who didin't even make the world cup. The top 5 or 6 national can all defeat each other at any given time, yes in general right now France, Brazil and Germany do have a little more individual talent than the rest but overall the teams are all pretty well balanced
@@Luckymag-if4dw I'd say it's more about depth, France has plenty of it, but I agree with you.
And I do agree the World Cup is unpredictable, which is what makes it beautiful, imo. But say, if it was a league, France could rotate and still have as good a starting 11 as Brazil (we could not rotate as much as they could, I think, maybe I'm underestimating our power), but France has soooo many decent players it's ridiculous, but a lot changes in 2 years as well. I mean between 2014-16 Brazil started playing Casemiro, Coutinho, Miranda, Alisson, Jesus...
This is not the reason. The real reason is that everyone has learned how to play like the Brazilian legends of the past. All the fancy footwork that once broke down defenses with ease are now easily defended with expert double teams and teaching defenders how to anticipate and handle fancy footwork that in the past would have sent a defender to the ground.
The current crop of player's are the most talented in the world in their respective areas. Each area i.e midfield, forward, left/right backs and goalkeeper have the best set of player's.
Yes, players of the calibre of R, Ronaldinho, Roberto Carlos,Cafu aren't there but this current team have best first team players as well as reserves in each area
When you say the most talented in the world you mean relatively speaking right? Cause theres no way Roberto Firmino is more talented than Robert Lewandowski
Did you just say that Neymar isn’t in that calibre? Cuz he definitely is
Brazil is not #1 anymore. But it’s still considered a high lever threat
Brazil is missing a creative, dominating attacking midfielder ever since Ronaldinho retired
Brasil has not declined. Today the world knows more and more about football. All teams have improved tremendously. That's the difference.
You spent 3minutes 10 seconds talking about what the video is going to be about.
Trying to convince before show some small and unccurated infos.
I think the explanation is pretty simple. Other top soccer countries have not just caught up, but have long surpassed Brazil in talent production. Couple that with the more rapid development of the game in Europe, and it provides some of the big reasons behind Brazil’s disappointing showing in recent World Cups. I don’t think they’ve really declined. Just surpassed.
Sorry, but no country has actually surpassed Brazil in talent production, just look all over the world and you still find more good brazilian player than any other nationality; brazilians have actually led the scoring charts of champions league in 6 of the past 7 year dude. This video is absolutely nonsense and generic narratives, full of absolutely a bunch a distorted facts and flat out lies. Brazil simply isn't as dominant as they were before, but still every single damm year are among the 5 best nations in the world. Outside of 2014 (in which they still reached the semis), in the other 3 WCs they literally only got bounced out in a super tough match decided by a 1 goal difference off a set piece. They are the only nation to reach at least the quarters of the last 7 world cups man... since 2002 they have 3 copa americas, 3 confederations cup, 3 olympic medals, 8 overall U20 and U17 finals with 4 titles. No other country has more titles than Brazil since 2002 so I really don't understand that logic, it ain't like there's a country dominating the last 15 years, 5 different teams won the 5 world cups this century, that's the only difference there is more competition around but they still are elite. So basically Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina and everyone that didn't win the WC or made its final is in decline? Also, like how you conveniently chose to start conting the libertadores from 2014 on as brazilian teams made 9 straight finals before that and even then they have literally the highest winning % in each of the last 15 libertadores overall lol; they won literally 6 of the last 10 libertadores this decade dude and have a winning record overall against argentinian clubs by a solid margin in the last 10 years. Like, you flat lie invent shit up to fit your narrative, such as Flamengo getting dominated by River or Belgium easily dismantling Brazil (lol that one was hilarious did you even watch the game they did win but hell it was as tough a match as one can have and they literally parked the bus the last 30 minutes of the game conceding multiple chances; the difference in the score was an own goal of a corner dude I wouldn't call that easily dismantling lol). Now, Brazil ain't the juggernaut they were in let's say the 90s and ealry 2000s but htat's simply coz there hasn't been a juggernaut like that in the last 30 years other than France from 97-04 (even their older guys still were able to reach the WC final in 06) and spain 08-12. That doesn't mean they ain't elite hell today there literally isn't any national team above the rest, Portgual ain't even close to being of the 5 best national teams out there, neither by collecitve game nor talent wise (although they still are pretty good just not among the top 5) and they won the last nations league.
There are sooooooo many mistakes here...
- Belgium definitely did not easily win that match, they barely scraped through it.
- Also, Corinthians were not fresh out of the Libertadores, 6 months had gone already (similar to Chelsea). If anything, Chelsea were in the middle of the season, Corinthians were at the end of the gruelling Brazilian season (Brazilian clubs play, on average, 10 matches more than european clubs). While Chelsea were underperforming at the time of the Club World Cup, you failed to mention that so were Corinthians: they ended the Brasileirão at the 6th position.
- Flamengo were not champions due to River Plate failings. This is the best club team to come out of the continent in almost 20 years, they were deserving champions. Liverpool also barely won against them in very tight match and only managed to do it after Flamengo lost steam in extra time.
- Santos never had a chance against Barcelona. They had Neymar, sure, but that team was an inferior team when compared to the same Santos from a year before. They won the Libertadores in 2011 basically through gruelling tight matches. They ended that year 's Brasileirão in 10th.
- Gabriel Barbosa was rejected at european clubs not because he is a bad player, but because he of his arrogant, difficult character.
- Brazil's records at the Libertadores must be taken with a grain of salt. Most of the advantage Argentina has in number of titles came in the late 60s and 70s, when Brazilian clubs simply did not give any importance to the Libertadores due to the then low financial rewards. Also, in the last 30 years, brazilian clubs have kept a tight dominance at the Libertadores.
You should really do some proper research before coming out with these videos. There is some good stuff here, but it is just marred by these mistakes.
Zidane said: Playing a WC final against Brazil at home you can look all around you that`s never going to happen again.
Amen.
Greaaat channel....loved it
Cafu played the most international matches for Brazil
i mean yes, playing together at club level def helps with understanding each other and chemistry but its not nearly as big a deal.
sure bayern has lots of german internationals, as do madrid or barca with spanish guys, but how many france internationals play on the same team in ligue 1, or guys from belgium or the netherlands?
these r countries with top talent who play all over europe and their teams r still good.
and the transfer thing is kinda bullshit to me. that happens what, like once in their careers for the most part? if thats the reason they dont make it then they never had the mental strength to do it anyway.
brazilian football def isnt what it used to be, partly due to others catching up and partly also due to brazilian culture.
they love to party (nothing wrong with that). but this means that they dont constantly put all their focus and effort into their craft and thus, they dont maintain their peak as long or never even reach it which means for any given generation u might only have one specific window to win sth when u have the experience and talent and youth. but once that chance is gone, the ones in their primes fall off quickly and only some talented guys come through since many wont put in the work.
again, enjoy life if u want to (and if u can) but itll hinder ur potential. playing in different leagues or on different teams isnt that big a thing and the transfer argument just dsnt hold up
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@nameless who cares brazil did a friendly in 1981 away against germany and lost. It was, basically, the Same teams that went to the world cup. But, well, it was Just a friendly.
I wonder if Brazil has lost their magic. Brazil had its own style due to their quick street soccer play growing up in tight Brazilian cities. Now they have literally become a harvest farm for Europe. They don’t have they’re own identity anymore because they have been forced to adapt to European football.
Sorry, but this video is absolutely nonsense and generic narratives, full of absolutely a bunch a distorted facts and flat out lies. Brazil simply isn't as dominant as they were before, but still every single damm year are among the 5 best nations in the world. Outside of 2014 (in which they still reached the semis), in the other 3 WCs they literally only got bounced out in a super tough match decided by a 1 goal difference off a set piece. They are the only nation to reach at least the quarters of the last 7 world cups man... since 2002 they have 3 copa americas, 3 confederations cup, 3 olympic medals, 8 overall U20 and U17 finals with 4 titles. No other country has more titles than Brazil since 2002 so I really don't understand that logic, it ain't like there's a country dominating the last 15 years, 5 different teams won the 5 world cups this century, that's the only difference there is more competition around but they still are elite. Hell brazilians actually led the scoring charts in 6 of the past 7 champions leagues, how the hell are they in decline? So basically Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina and everyone that didn't win the WC or made its final is in decline? Also, like how you conveniently chose to start conting the libertadores from 2014 on as brazilian teams made 9 straight finals before that and even then they have literally the highest winning % in each of the last 15 libertadores overall lol; they won literally 6 of the last 10 libertadores this decade dude and have a winning record overall against argentinian clubs by a solid margin in the last 10 years. Like, you flat lie invent shit up to fit your narrative, such as Flamengo getting dominated by River or Belgium easily dismantling Brazil (lol that one was hilarious did you even watch the game they did win but hell it was as tough a match as one can have and they literally parked the bus the last 30 minutes of the game conceding multiple chances; the difference in the score was an own goal of a corner dude I wouldn't call that easily dismantling lol). Now, Brazil ain't the juggernaut they were in let's say the 90s and ealry 2000s but htat's simply coz there hasn't been a juggernaut like that in the last 30 years other than France from 97-04 (even their older guys still were able to reach the WC final in 06) and spain 08-12. That doesn't mean they ain't elite hell today there literally isn't any national team above the rest, Portgual ain't even close to being of the 5 best national teams out there, neither by collecitve game nor talent wise (although they still are pretty good just not among the top 5) and they won the last nations league.
I'm brazilian and to me you're absolutely right.
I completely disagree, cause it always has been this way, some players continue to play brazilian street style in europe (neymar, vinícius jr, coutinho, richarlison), and some don't (firmino, gabriel jesus, fabinho, arthur), and it was the same way before, ronaldinho did his thing dribbling everyone, but kaka didn't, and they both still great players
@@chileball8984 correction, it took Brazil 24yrs to win their 4th World Cup in 1994...that was a penalty shoot out with Italy. Dunga was on the team at the time. They won 8 yrs later in 2002 against Germany 3 - 0.
@@chileball8984 Sorry yes you are right. Ronaldo scored the two goals
I mean, I'd say it's more like the world caught up to us than anything else. The 1994-2006 generation was also something very exceptional, we went to 3 WC finals out of 4, won 2 of them and even though we didn't win in 2006 that team was widely considered to be the strongest out of all Brazilian teams since 1982 and was the hands down favorites to win the World Cup. Also, there's some very cherrypicked data, you get the results of Libertadores since 2014 probably because before then Brazilian teams had gone to 10 consecutive Libertadores finals and won 6 of them. There's no question that Brazilian teams dominate South American football, with millionaire clubs like Flamengo, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Atletico MG and others spending double on their roster when compared to Boca or River.
However, I'll say that what is true is that out leagues declined when compared to European leagues. There's no question about that. In the 60s, 70s, 80s until the mid 90s the best Brazilian sides could compete with the best European sides, but now the gulf is just enormous. There's a lot of reasons for that, lack of organization from CBF and the clubs, economic disparity, the fact that football is more globalized and players from Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia are regularly scouted by European teams while being ignored by Brazilian ones etc... But, that shouldn't mean much for the Seleção's ability to contend, even though our youth is being poached the country hasn't stopped producing talent. Look at the Seleção today and you'll see that, in sheer power alone, we're still probably top 3, definitely top 5 in the world. The most damaging effect of players not playing in Brazil is that our style went from being a super offensive side reliant on individual skill to break the lines which would create the dribbles and plays that made us famous with the "joga bonito" tagline to becoming a more generic team play style of football.
I'm much less fearful of the Seleção's decline than I am of our willingness to give up our style of football. We will always be a contender, but if we don't play like the Brazil we portray ourselves to be, the people won't be in our side and we will lose what made us special in the first place.
I wish my country has the half of the talents of brazilian in football😭
Every country have caught up with Brazil since most Brazilians national team players played outside of Brazil and players are Learning their style of plays. Once these players meet, they know what to expect
Brazillian managers are motivators and are skillful at managing egos which is a key skill to have in some national squads (France, for instance, leaves out great players just because there would be too many egos clashing), but they lack tactical skills and rely too much on individual performance as many people have said. It is easier to manage teams like Italy or Germany where players have already a very tactical mindset and they don't need too much talk to fall into position and are constantly aware of their teammates positioning in the field so they cover spaces when they have too, compensate, help out defensively when the game requires, etc...
brasil since its creation in 1914 NEVER, NEVER stopped winning for a title for DECADA, in other words, ALL generations of Brazilians since 1914 have seen Brazil become champion
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Hello, I'm from Brazil and I was a professional soccer player. I think this problem is the economic situation of my country and the teams ... our young players leave my country very early. This is the problem!!
I personally feel the quality and passion of today's top Brazilians are a shadow of their predecessors. That to me is the biggest problem. People claimed Neymar was a top 5 player before proving himself as such. What happened. He couldn't take over Messi's role as key player for Barca and took a big paycheck for a club in the world's 5th strongest league. He went from playing in the world's strongest to 5th for money and still getting outshined sometimes. Pathetic. I disagree with comments saying the game has enhanced over the years that caused this problem. I've been watching football long enough to say that's a load of crap. Overall quality of today's top teams and players are weaker than their predecessors. From watching and supporting the Brazilian league, I feel what's really needed is a system upgrade. The current Brazilian football club schedule is a mess. They start off playing regional league competition that turns into the Copa Do Brazil playoff before beginning the regular season. That's insane.
Neymar individually is still easily one of the 3 best players in the world, if not the best at times especially with Messi being older now. His only issue is health man (and I don't like him personally think he's a cunt but as a player he's great). This video is absolutely nonsense and generic narratives, full of absolutely a bunch a distorted facts and flat out lies. Brazil simply isn't as dominant as they were before, but still every single damm year are among the 5 best nations in the world. Outside of 2014 (in which they still reached the semis), in the other 3 WCs they literally only got bounced out in a super tough match decided by a 1 goal difference off a set piece. They are the only nation to reach at least the quarters of the last 7 world cups man... since 2002 they have 3 copa americas, 3 confederations cup, 3 olympic medals, 8 overall U20 and U17 finals with 4 titles. No other country has more titles than Brazil since 2002 so I really don't understand that logic, it ain't like there's a country dominating the last 15 years, 5 different teams won the 5 world cups this century, that's the only difference there is more competition around but they still are elite. Hell brazilians actually led the scoring charts in 6 of the past 7 champions leagues, how the hell are they in decline? So basically Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina and everyone that didn't win the WC or made its final is in decline? Also, like how you conveniently chose to start conting the libertadores from 2014 on as brazilian teams made 9 straight finals before that and even then they have literally the highest winning % in each of the last 15 libertadores overall lol; they won literally 6 of the last 10 libertadores this decade dude and have a winning record overall against argentinian clubs by a solid margin in the last 10 years. Like, you flat lie invent shit up to fit your narrative, such as Flamengo getting dominated by River or Belgium easily dismantling Brazil (lol that one was hilarious did you even watch the game they did win but hell it was as tough a match as one can have and they literally parked the bus the last 30 minutes of the game conceding multiple chances; the difference in the score was an own goal of a corner dude I wouldn't call that easily dismantling lol). Now, Brazil ain't the juggernaut they were in let's say the 90s and ealry 2000s but htat's simply coz there hasn't been a juggernaut like that in the last 30 years other than France from 97-04 (even their older guys still were able to reach the WC final in 06) and spain 08-12. That doesn't mean they ain't elite hell today there literally isn't any national team above the rest, Portgual ain't even close to being of the 5 best national teams out there, neither by collecitve game nor talent wise (although they still are pretty good just not among the top 5) and they won the last nations league.
I remember when I was a kid around (2000-2007) and whenever I heard Brazil in football context. my skin would crawl of fear of thinking in all those names: Ronaldo, Kaka, Ronaldinho, Robinho, Cafu,Roberto Carlos… the “joga bonito” (Sorry if I butchered that I’m not portuguese or brazilian) It was genuine fear. Now I hear Brazil and I go like: 💤
Now hearing “Germany” or “France” is what induces fear to me.
Germany washed too now ngl
Bruuuh Germany 😂😂😂 France is bombarding though, great team with huge potential but a big ego problem, the new Brasilian team btw, with Firmino, Casemiro, Vini Jr. a much more experienced Neymar, a world class goalkeeper and great defenders and midfielders have a big chance of winning it againw
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Say what you want about Brazil....
Personally....I think that the real reason why other football nations hate Brazil so much, is not because they are still the only country in the World with 5 World cups under their belt....no !! I think it's because deep down, "they know"
that "football is not football" without Brazil. lol. The sport just wouldn't be the same without them !!! I pray for their MAGIC to come BACK. !!!
exactly that, and there is one reason. Brazil isn't in Europe, if any European nation had the success brazil has no one would question then ever.
Brazil didn't decline Europe had to buy players in Africa.
@@ii-qe1yn the thing is most of those african players hold citizenship of european country
i i the African talent still makes a difference
Nice perspective
Answer for competition is CAFU
I think European football will outrageously dominate in the future. Their competitions are tough as hell and there are many at the highest level.
Between 1970 and 1994, Brazil failed to win 5 world cups. And then they came back and won the 94 and the 02 world cups. So considering they haven't won between 2002 and 2018 which is 4 world cups, on paper, those years between 1970 and 1994 are worse than the years between 2002 and the 2018 world cups.
Reinforced emphasis on team play, including team defense, transfer window only in January for Brazil players. The talent is there, just needs to be put together again. Maybe even only use players from Brazil clubs on national team.
Sorry, but this video is absolutely nonsense and generic narratives, full of absolutely a bunch a distorted facts and flat out lies. Brazil simply isn't as dominant as they were before, but still every single damm year are among the 5 best nations in the world. Outside of 2014 (in which they still reached the semis), in the other 3 WCs they literally only got bounced out in a super tough match decided by a 1 goal difference off a set piece. They are the only nation to reach at least the quarters of the last 7 world cups man... since 2002 they have 3 copa americas, 3 confederations cup, 3 olympic medals, 8 overall U20 and U17 finals with 4 titles. No other country has more titles than Brazil since 2002 so I really don't understand that logic, it ain't like there's a country dominating the last 15 years, 5 different teams won the 5 world cups this century, that's the only difference there is more competition around but they still are elite. Hell brazilians actually led the scoring charts in 6 of the past 7 champions leagues, how the hell are they in decline? So basically Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina and everyone that didn't win the WC or made its final is in decline? Also, like how you conveniently chose to start conting the libertadores from 2014 on as brazilian teams made 9 straight finals before that and even then they have literally the highest winning % in each of the last 15 libertadores overall lol; they won literally 6 of the last 10 libertadores this decade dude and have a winning record overall against argentinian clubs by a solid margin in the last 10 years. Like, you flat lie invent shit up to fit your narrative, such as Flamengo getting dominated by River or Belgium easily dismantling Brazil (lol that one was hilarious did you even watch the game they did win but hell it was as tough a match as one can have and they literally parked the bus the last 30 minutes of the game conceding multiple chances; the difference in the score was an own goal of a corner dude I wouldn't call that easily dismantling lol). Now, Brazil ain't the juggernaut they were in let's say the 90s and ealry 2000s but htat's simply coz there hasn't been a juggernaut like that in the last 30 years other than France from 97-04 (even their older guys still were able to reach the WC final in 06) and spain 08-12. That doesn't mean they ain't elite hell today there literally isn't any national team above the rest, Portgual ain't even close to being of the 5 best national teams out there, neither by collecitve game nor talent wise (although they still are pretty good just not among the top 5) and they won the last nations league.
The answer is Cafu with142
I 100 percent agree with the video.. Back in the 50s and 60s and 70s when the leagues were a bit more balanced Brazil stood out.. But from the 90s on pretty much every elite player not from Europe will go to Europe to play for a top 20 or 30 team.. Its more money and more prestige playing in the UCL and La Liga and Serie A and Premier League ect.. So the Brazilians get split up and each big team might only have 1 or 2 Brazilian national team starters so they don't build that very important team chemistry and become overly reliant on Players like Neymar.. Just like Argentina do with Messi and to similar poor results.. It doesn't help that Neymar is an overated little Bitch..
In Europe you will commonly have the entire Spanish National team playing for Real Madrid and Barca and Athletico ... For Italy most of their players are on Juve.. For Germany all of them play for Bayern or Dortmund.. So those teams have much more natural chemistry and advantage when they play as a national team.. The results speak for themselves as Italy, Spain, and Germany have all won recent WCs and 7 of the 8 last WC final teams were European ...
The gap is only getting wider as its more prestigious to play for Valencia or Lazio or Bayer Leverkausen or Spurs then it is for the best team in Brazil .. Also Brazil and Argentina have used poor tactics and squad selections over the years.. Esp Argentina.. Uruguay thou has maximised its talent and potential
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For years I've been dreaming of huge Arab money and US investment into Brazil's domestic football. That may be the trick of stemming the tide of young talents going off to Europe early. The video is very informative and thorough. But many of us knew about this.
As a Brazilian, I can say, that the main reason for all of that you said in the video, is that clubs are poorly managed
There are very few teams with good administrations and infrestucture.
How many foreigners play on European CLUB TEAMS
Last I checked they still have the best player's in every position
Wrong assumptions! the reason is because tactics are being prioritized over creativity, drible, skillls, samba, jogo bonito, in the youth/sub divisions in Brazil, stupid coaches with european tactics are corrupting and undermining the core baseline and x factor of Brazilian football.
Brazil was once a top football country by Steve Irungu Jermaine
Adriano and Ronaldo simply the best strikers ever existed!
13 out of 23 players in 2002 came from their domestic league which is more jogo Bonito not the money driven in Europe
Just one player (Gilberto Silva) of the starting 11 was playing at their domestic league at the time. There was another (Kleberson) that gained space during the WC.
Brazilian players used to stay in Brazil till there early 30s, players like zico, Socrates, Junior, Falcao, Cerezo, all stayed and at the end of there career have a couple of seasons abroad, there international team benefited from this, its a shame, the Brazilian stadiums used to be packed out, there half empty now.....
This was good
Well saying Brasilian football is decline was eh.. kinda wrong lol , Santos vs Palmeiras in the Finals. I know exactly what you mean thought about how the players leave so early. I’m Brasilian and it pains me that - that happens. Money talks unfortunately. I loved your video btw, was great!
I'm Brazilian, and here's the main problem: Tactical. Brazil has stopped in time when it comes to the tactical evolution of the game. Just take a look at the managers of the national team, the last one, Tite, was the "less worse" in relation to others. Brazil won in 94 and 2002 not based on their collective game, but in the individual quality of a time with Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Cafu and so on. But, Footbal has changed a lot since then, the collective is superior to the individuality. Our way of play is ugly, old, pragmatic. What Brazil need is a good manager. ( sorry for my English )
that is true. Brazilian football did not decline, but the talent is always there. What has been declining is management, which includes better coaches, a policy to keep Brazilian talent at home and only sell them to Europe when they are mature.
Resumiu oque é a seleção brasileira nesses últimos anos.
The only funny thing about this is Real Madrid buying unnecessarily Brazilian youth without looking at if they need it or not.
@@teacoffee42 pffft, puppet. Flamengo is older than real Madrid, has the biggest crowd in the world and is the most successful club in Rio, a city older than United states. Those were Just business. No Giant club in South america Will become an europes club bitch. Forget about it.
I think there's a problem in brazilian football but it's not connected to the players. Brazil is still the biggest talent pool in the world, with some distance to everyone else. What is surprising is the lack of first class coaches. Brazil used to excel in coaching up until 15, 20 years ago. Now go and look for a brazilian coach in a mid class european club; you can't find it, there's no one really. On the other hand, give a top 50 european coach the access to the brazilian talent pool and you will see what happens. Flamengo is a good example of that (a good european coach was given some time to work that team out and that was a success overnight).
The problem is clesrly there. On the coaching. Brazilian league coaches are hostil to foreign coaches by default, making as much as they can to protect their own space. The fact that players leave early is not a big issue (so many national teams performed well despite of that, even Brazil in 2002 or 1994); provided that you have someone that can select them properly to the national team, and give the team a good gaming strategy. That's what's obviously missing in the brazilian national team. So, this analysis misses the whole point, in my view. In any case, things are starting to change; not only Tite is clearly the only brazilian coach that is close to top european level, but the recent success of Flamengo forced people to look with a different eye to foreign coaches. If they get this right they will be back to the right place for a country with 5 million registered football players and many million more starting their skills development as kids playing ball on the streets, which is number one footballing national team in the World.
CAFU has 142 appearances for Brazil and he scored 4 goals
The main point is that Europe have been heavily investing in the game for last 20-25 years and the game has drastically developed in Europe, with the best players from all over the world performing in UCL and Euro League. What is more important tactical understanding of the game is developing with a huge speed and guess where it happens! 😉
Basically I see no options for non-European countries to win a world cup, unless they would have such generation of players like Brazil did in 2002. Let’s hope Tite will be able to build a great team for 2022.
Most cap is Cafu with 142 appearance
sometimes in football you need a fortune,,when you are unlucky even your time play very well, you will lose the game,,it's like in wc 2018,brazil losed against belgium that was unlucky by own gool of fernandinho..but overall brazil play good football..i'm brazillian team fans from island Bali indonesia..regard
Here is the number one and probably only reason in my opinion....
Our players leave to Europe and other places way too young to create roots with the national team or even Brazil itself.
Many of the young talents leave Brazil and their development is shaped by another country and culture, and of course a different way of playing football.
Anybody remembers Anderson that played for man United? He was a very skillful player, loved attacking, went to England and was ridiculously turned into a defensive midfielder. Things like this are undermining their growth, and unfortunately it’ll probably keep happening.
Dude, as a brazilian who's trying to understand football beyond passion, I have to *DISAGREE* with almost everything you said.
First of all, what do you mean with this "declined"? if did you wanna say that Brazil can't keep up that performance of beeing finalist in almost every Worldcup, has balon d'ors players almost every year, so yeah, you're alright, but, every country is declined too, cuz no one can do that.
*Let me tell you why our performance dropped down:*
*1º Globalization:* yeah, the european standards of making football and shit like that is now the law in the whole world. Brazilian players did play in europe since 80's, leaving their clubs, but keeping their style in the Brazil squad, what you named "samba or beautiful game/jogo bonito, we call FUTEBOL MOLEQUE (kid/boys football game) thats how boys play on the streets, having fun, using creativity and mainly DON'T WORRYING WITH NUMBERS AND GOALS.
until 2010 no one brazilian fan and all the people around here never had listening about "HAT TRICK". there was a only and one thing that motivate a player to do 3 goals: *PEDIR MUSICA NO FANTASTICO* (asking a song in a tv show).
For you to say from Pele to Neymar is the most insulting thing you could ever say regarding to Brazil's greatest players before now. Neymar has actually achieved nothing for Brazil.
Brazil biggest problem is first, their players are abandoning their natural ways of skills and flairs, trying to compete with Europe in the tactical style of the game which suits the European more. Another issue Brazil's issue is their midfielders going to play in the mechanical premiership thus declining their natural style.
In nutshell, Brazil needs to find its identity, without it, they will continue to struggle.
Brazilian football had a WC winning lull between 1970 and 1994, and then also appeared in the 1998 & 2002 finals. Based on that calculation they are scheduled to win the WC again in 2026. They are sleeping giants and as always natural talent & flame will emerge and people will say what a great team they are again.
Sorry, but this video is absolutely nonsense and generic narratives, full of absolutely a bunch a distorted facts and flat out lies. Brazil simply isn't as dominant as they were before, but still every single damm year are among the 5 best nations in the world. Outside of 2014 (in which they still reached the semis), in the other 3 WCs they literally only got bounced out in a super tough match decided by a 1 goal difference off a set piece. They are the only nation to reach at least the quarters of the last 7 world cups man... since 2002 they have 3 copa americas, 3 confederations cup, 3 olympic medals, 8 overall U20 and U17 finals with 4 titles. No other country has more titles than Brazil since 2002 so I really don't understand that logic, it ain't like there's a country dominating the last 15 years, 5 different teams won the 5 world cups this century, that's the only difference there is more competition around but they still are elite. Hell brazilians actually led the scoring charts in 6 of the past 7 champions leagues, how the hell are they in decline? So basically Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina and everyone that didn't win the WC or made its final is in decline? Also, like how you conveniently chose to start conting the libertadores from 2014 on as brazilian teams made 9 straight finals before that and even then they have literally the highest winning % in each of the last 15 libertadores overall lol; they won literally 6 of the last 10 libertadores this decade dude and have a winning record overall against argentinian clubs by a solid margin in the last 10 years. Like, you flat lie invent shit up to fit your narrative, such as Flamengo getting dominated by River or Belgium easily dismantling Brazil (lol that one was hilarious did you even watch the game they did win but hell it was as tough a match as one can have and they literally parked the bus the last 30 minutes of the game conceding multiple chances; the difference in the score was an own goal of a corner dude I wouldn't call that easily dismantling lol). Now, Brazil ain't the juggernaut they were in let's say the 90s and ealry 2000s but htat's simply coz there hasn't been a juggernaut like that in the last 30 years other than France from 97-04 (even their older guys still were able to reach the WC final in 06) and spain 08-12. That doesn't mean they ain't elite hell today there literally isn't any national team above the rest, Portgual ain't even close to being of the 5 best national teams out there, neither by collecitve game nor talent wise (although they still are pretty good just not among the top 5) and they won the last nations league.
Brazilian football can never be on decline it's just other teams has become better they will always produce great players
First, let me say I am not Brazilian, but I am a Brazilian fan when my national team is not playing. Many of those comments talk about Brazil being destroyed and why Brazil is not dominant in football.
If you follow football, usually the best national teams in the world usually wait 18 to 20+ years to win another world cup, except Brazil. After 1970, it took Brazil 24 years to win a world - 1994, then 2002.. Before that they won 1958 and 1962
Italy about the same: 1982 then 2006. Germany from 1990 to 2014; France from 1998 to 2018; Argentina has won it since 1986. As far Uruguay, it has been over half of century since they won one.
So you guys make it sound as if winning a world cup is a cake walk. Not to mention there are now more national teams in the world than before with the breakup of major countries like the former Yugoslavia or the Soviet Union, and the competition is tighter than before. Ask Germany or Netherlands If you don't believe me.
Brazil still has managed to win two Olympic golds in a row, not to mention Copa America in between. How many teams can claim that king of records. So take a breather when you say Brazil is getting destroyed - simply because they have not won a world cup in the last 19 years or so. Watch out, they may actually win it in Qatar in 2022 since it is a 20 year mark.😊
I didn't understand anything about the video because I don't speak English (Google translator), but I'll tell you what happened to football here. Brazilian football was never very serious, it was a fun game, but it started to become a commercial product, the players left very early to play European football, started to have a lot of money and little passion. Brazilians lost their ginga and fun and were mechanical. That was the reason
Ginga? Think google translate messed up that word.
@@jtim83 Ginga has no translation, basically you either have it or you don't have it.
@Kevin Martinez Tú tem nome de BR, mas vou responder... Kkkkk
Ginga is what we call our football / dance style. It is part genetic and part learning ... A dance game. There is no way for the boy to create this by playing in European football at a very young age, football there is very technical and has less passion.
We call the European style quadrado (square). Understood?
@Kevin Martinez Hola hermano!
Yo hablo uno portunhol kkkk
Mi vecino también es Martinez, así que estaba en duda.
Tava procurando uma msg de BR, acho q encontrei hahaha... concordo com vc Doly Doly
you really dont know what you're talking about yeah we havent won a WC in 18 years but thats only 4 competitions name me once when a squad has won 4 wcs in a row. not only that palmeiras was the first ever team to win the libertadores trophy in 1951
I would just say the world has raised their level. Just look at all the top players that come out of Brazil, they are doing just fine
Because cricket is growing in Brazil
I love cricket but cricket in Brazil is not possible till 2030 (in 2030 Neymar will retried)
When Brazil reaches the quarter finals in the last 3 WC they call it a total decline, while Germany literally fall on group stage against South Korea just after winning a WC and nobody talks about it lol
Well, it took 24 years between 1970 and 1994.
And 1982 was still an awesome team. What is killing brazilian football is the exodus to Europe.
And gee... things would have been different in 2018 if the ref had given a CLEAR CLEAR almost leg breaking penalty on Gabriel Jesus.
the Belgium player makes a dangerous tackle that almost breaks Jesus right ankle and then hit's Jesus left leg with his knee.
Never touching the ball. And the ball was still in play. There, at 0:12
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I thought I'm the only one who makes this point, it was definitely to obvious a fowl not to be given plus VAR was also in use but I guess conveniently.
I am Brazilian and someone that watches both brazilian and european football, so here's my opinion:
1) Players of the best squads in the brazilian league are GOOD. They might not be world class level, but surely are better than the average european player. If you do a research, you will hardly find brazilians 27+ years old in mid table european teams, because if they don't play CL or UEL, they would rather come back to their home country.
2) Even though the current generation is way below the previous ones, Brazil doesn't lack in talent, the major flaw in brazilian football is tactics. While the europeans evolve their game year after year, brazilians stopped in time and play the same way they did in the late 90's because, as the coaches here like to say, "we won the World Cup five times like that, why change?" (for me the 1x7 is explained by that)
3) Brazilian clubs are commanded by people that don't have the slightest condition to be there, they always spend more than what they earn, are undeveloped at marketing and are unable to sell the leagues image right to foreign television channels. I am sure most of them can't run a bakery, what should I say about millionare clubs? Obviously that means the huge majority of them are broke and have to sell their futere stars for a fraction of they could earn with them in order to not shut down and actually pay the players that are currently there.
4) In this century, brazilians have been doing way better than argentinians in the continental tournament. Argentina has more titles bacause they have always taken it seriously (competition is 60 years old), while brazilians didn't really give a f*ck about it until the early 90's
5) I disagree when the video says that there is nothing to be done to compete with europeans. Brazil is the biggest talent farm in the world and every club has millions of devoted fans. If the problems that I mentioned in the text are solved, I think Brazil can face Europe.
Thanks for reading and sorry for the long text :)
So brazil league is liga mx and mls
The reason it's our coachs they're really bad, Jorge Jesus came to Brazil last year, and Flamengo played like never played in 30 years, the brazilians coach are way behind the european ones.
I know comments sections are full of just opinions, much like the video itself, but I'll just leave here one piece of stats to consider (which could be the back up fro one of the reasons of the decline of the national team performances). The Brazilian squad for the 2002 World Cup, the one they last won, had 13 players that were playing in the Brazilian Series A League. In comparison the 2014 team had only 4 domestic players and in 2018 only 3 domestic players made the squad. That must count for something, no? Team identity, perhaps? I personally would to see how the now "Europeanized" Brazilian squad would perform if the coach was also European... Pep Guardiola? Jorge Jesus? What would it be like?
PARTYING TOO MUCH IS THE REASON
You have to party. That's part of life you dumb cow.
Which country has the most number of players in european football leagues?
Brazil, with 466.
Data from 2019, you know, because of covid.
Cafu with 142 appearance
Totalmente de acuerdo, el resultado de anteponer el negocio y la mercadotecnia sobre el fútbol. En selección hay muchos que no deberian ser llamados pero por ser apadrinados por las marcas publicitarias al jugar en equipos europeos de élite aunque solo tengan un nivel regular y la edad ya no sea la ideal y solo aporten escandalos y crean ambientes toxicos y malas influencias en todo el equipo, o porque el técnico utilice su influencia para controlar a los demás al no tener el total control de aquien puedo o no convocar a quien puedo o no sentar en el banquillo por un mal nivle etc. En general como bien expresas el tecnico no tiene mucho tiempo para implementar un buen sistema de juego o influir demasiado en aspectos técnicos sin embargo tambien es verdad que el tecnico brasileño tiene mucho rezago en aprendizaje de táctica y fútbol modrnos y poca humildad para aprender de otros.Estoy seguro que en la proxima convocatoria veremos mas de lo mismo los coutiño y neymars por dinero, los richarlison y danilos , Thiago silva por compradazgo. Y nos privaran de jugadores con mejor nivel, juventud y momento en defensas, laterales y medios creativos que por no estar en grandes equipos o no generar tanto dinero en publicidad no estaran nunca.Una pena preferir llevar a un neymar conflictivo y sin amor al juego pero que genera todo el interes economico a un jover con hambre,de triunfo y con un mucho mejor momento futbolistico. En el pasado,se ganaba por que se tenia a,ese jugador diferente determinante y con convocar a un par de ellos bastaba, hoy dia el futbol es mas competitivo que nunca y en otros paises tambien existen ya niños que dedican toda una,vida exclusivamente al,futbol ademas de que sus selecciones si tienen un sistema,de juego perfectamente definido y claro, saben a,que juegan. Por tanto el ganar ahora que yano se cuenta con esos jugadores de otra galaxia y sin idea de a que jugamos estamos condenados y solo la corrupción de las,apuestas maquillara nuestro performance.
Do for the Fla-Flu derby
It's an agents league with under the table benefits. If the Brazilian league wasn't so inept they would have lucrative foreign investment to build up a well marketed league.
Unfortunately, Brazilians live in the past. seeing comments from my fellow men shames me. The video speaks nothing but truths:
Our Coach has outdated ideas - how many manage good teams in Europe? - And when a foreigner brings a new mentality, the Coaches here make all kinds of plots to discredit him - Jorge Jesus deserved to lead the Brazilian team in a cup for what he did in the limited
Flamengo. And that alone proves what I said above -
58/62/70/94 and 2002 have passed! let's make a memorial! what matters is now and now the Brazilian national team is inferior to the European teams. the video is correct. using the argument of 5 world cups and 4 confederation is pure superb. Germany recently won, France recently won and both have a good track record in football. Brazil, on the other hand, has won an American cup (in my very doubtful opinion with convenient arbitration) but does not defeat a European in official tournaments to how many cups in the world?
Infelizmente brasileiro vive de passado. ver comentários de meus semelhantes me envergonha. O vídeo não fala nada além de verdades:
Nossos técnicos tem idéias ultrapassadas - quantos dirigem boas equipes na europa? - E quando algum estrangeiro traz uma nova mentalidade, os técnicos daqui fazem todo o tipo de tramas para desacreditá-lo - Jorge Jesus merecia dirigir a seleção brasileira numa copa pelo que fez no limitado
Flamengo. E só isso prova o que disse acima -
58/62/70/94 e 2002 já passaram! façamos um memorial! o que importa é agora, e no agora a seleção brasileira está inferior as seleções européias. o vídeo está corretíssimo. usar o argumento de 5 copas do mundo e 4 confederação é pura soberba. Alemanha ganhou recentemente, França ganhou recentemente e ambas tem boa carga histórica no futebol. Já o Brasil ganhou uma copa américa (na minha opinião bem duvidosa com uma arbitragem conveniente) mas não derrota um europeu em torneios oficiais a quantas copas do mundo?
Brasil used to produce "great players" and "good players". Now they just produce "good players". Neymar is the last "great player" Brasil has produced.
They poisoned Ronaldo before the 1998 WC finals
Are you saying Brazilian clubs or Brazilian national team . These are different arguments. Also , they won the copa America recently.