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In the history of world football, Brazilian soccer has produced some of the most iconic players. With Pelé, Garrincha, Ronaldo, and Kaka, the country has a long history of soccer stars.

It is unmatched by any other nation. In terms of star power and status, Italy, Germany, and Argentina cannot compare to Brazil’s football pedigree.

The names Zico and Socrates are still known to children around the world. Even though they have no idea where they played or who they were, their elders have spoken these names with reverence.

Brazilian forward Romario kissing the world cup trophy

Romario: The Brazilian And His Prized Goalscoring Ability

People watch and enjoy soccer for a multitude of reasons. There is a sense of identity and connection to a town, city, or family member. There is the primitive sense of tribalism that can come with belonging to a band, …

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Carlos Caetano Bledorn Verri shouting

Dunga: Brazil’s Technically Gifted Defensive Midfielder

Dunga is the nickname given to Carlos Caetano Bledorn Verri. A former professional soccer player from Brazil, he played as a defensive midfielder. In 1994, Brazil won the World Cup final under his captaincy. He and Spanish midfielder Xavi are …

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Former Brazilian Goalkeeper Claudio Taffarel

Claudio Taffarel: Former Brazil Goalkeeper And Now Coach

Brazilian soccer player Claudio Taffarel played as a goalkeeper. He played professional soccer for five clubs in Brazil and Europe during an 18-year career. His senior career began with Internacional in 1985, while his later clubs were Parma, Reggiana, Atlético …

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