The Devastating Downfall of the Brazil National Team

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The Devastating Downfall of the Brazil National Team
The Devastating Downfall of the Brazil National Team
The Devastating Downfall of the Brazil National Team

[@manniking233]

The Brazilian league is too defensive. And the few talents in teams that play relationism do not get called up often because the squad is full of European expats. You can't play relationist, joga bonito with players who trained in defensive Brazilian teams as youth or play in positional and pragmatic teams in Europe. The style that allowed Brazil to become legendary is infeasible today. Diniz's Fluminense and his Brazil are night and day. Unless Diniz just calls up his Fluminense boys, he can't play his style there without problems. Brazil will never beat Europe at either pragmatic football or positional play (which their talent pool favours). European countries are the masters of these styles, not Brazil. So Brazil is screwed!

[@Vizeh]

That is actually very good insight mate, thank you for adding this!

[@guilhermejurgensen5068]

as a brazilian who’s watched football and our domestic league for decades now I agree with you in pretty much everything, apart from his Fluminense and Brasil teams being “night and day” and the idea that there’s just too many reasons for him to fail to implement his ideas on the national team of course the seleção isn’t doing well and it takes time for Diniz’s ideas to really flourish (in fact it took him SEVERAL years to get a significant trophy as a manager, just a few months ago with the Libertadores, despite numerous brilliant jobs previously when he fell just short for many title chances), but we can already see some of his ideas happening in a few moments of the last matches, despite them being very bad appearances overall the fact that our season is different from the european also makes it harder to blend with our players in Europe, the brazilian calendar is also the most chaotic in the world too, and there’s way less time for national team managers to work on a regular basis, but I believe that within an year Diniz could be able to make these players work in his system just as in Fluminense to me, his greatest mistake so far was the call-ups; if he gets the right and most promising names (ESPECIALLY for full backs and strikers) and call them consistently while also making the right subs to give opportunities to other prospects (another thing he didn’t do well so far too), then I think we’ll get to the 2026 WC with a great brazilian football team.

[@elnegro1238]

100% on the money. Last time they won the Cup in 2002 they had players that played in the Brazilian League. Argentina won the Cup with players that played in Argentina. European tactics and playing style has taken their Magic away. Also a hard hitting Center Mid needs to happen. Joelinton is not the guy.

[@guilhermejurgensen5068]

@@elnegro1238 I think Joelinton is a great player as a second CM, definitely not a CDM, he reminds me of Paulinho in his prime for Corinthians/Barcelona my ideal midfield for Brasil would be André/Moscardo as CDM Joelinton as a box2box CM and Paquetá as a more offensive CM

[@guilhermejurgensen5068]

@@elnegro1238 and there’s still Casemiro, Bruno Guimarães, R. Veiga, Gerson, Zé Rafael and many other quality players others for our mid

[@theracingguy4739]

That shot of the Brazilian holding the World Cup watching Brazil lose 7-1 may be the most iconic crowd image in football

[@Vizeh]

And the saddest at the same time :(

[@AKUNJIG]

Sadly he died from Cancer a year later, but his Children carried his Trophy & Memory.

[@Dzod500]

RIP@@AKUNJIG

[@oshiondagreat2306]

R.I.P😢❤🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@rawdolphinn]

Brazil was never the same

[@da_stoof4347]

The main problem is lack of good managers in Brazil. There's a reason so many players in brazil are so good for their club, but crap for the NT. There's a reason why Brazil wants Carlo Ancelotti, despite being a foreign manager. i could also add the BIG downgrade in fullback department, and also Striker. However, Brazil's hopes in attack seem to be bright with endrick anand vitor roque

[@Vizeh]

I wasn't surprised at all to see the stat that they never had a non brazilian manager in their history, I still just can't see Carlo go to Brazil I think it would be mental

[@campo435]

Crazy but it got confirmed, hopefully it leads to some change@@Vizeh

[@caralho5237]

At one point they had Cafu and Roberto Carlos as attacking fullbacks. You just cant get better than this. Brazil used to start plays from nowhere by sending through balls to the fullbacks who came in at full speed, always surprising the defense. If even that team struggled to win the WC, what hope is there for the current one?

[@HemmoFM]

They need to start play like in fifa

[@cockatoo010]

They were playing very well under Tite. Now they're lost

[@alexissantana5586]

There was a phrase by a Argentinean coach (Ricardo Gareca) that really hit the nail with todays football and he mentioned how every country today is trying to copy European style of football and how South America has slowly been loosing its identity and trying very hard to copy Europes style of play when back then South America had its own style and unique type of players that truly resembled South Americas style. Today its almost or is already gone. Great video Vizeh! Happy for your 400k soon to come! Cheers :)

[@johnhigson8952]

Their style was and always has been thuggish...

[@SI-cd7xs]

@@johnhigson8952 yup. The South American flair thing was always a minority, the notion that all of South American football was jigs bonito is a lie. Argentina won world cups in 78 and 86 with Mostly defensive counter attacking teams.

[@juda210]

So sad to see the state of Brazil, they were always my favorite national team next to my home country. Their style of play, passion, synergy, Brazil in its prime represented everything beautiful about football imo. Now it just feels like they’re a hollow shell of what they used to be. France feels more like Brazil than Brazil does. I hope they can come back to their glory days.

[@Vizeh]

Beautiful kits too!

[@btb3614]

I won’t claim to know why Brazilian football has stopped producing stars. What I will say is Brazil’s biggest issue is that they have stopped producing world class midfielders. In 2002, Brazil had, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka, Gilberto Silva. Not to mention Emerson, Juninho & Zé Roberto who missed the tournament with last minute injuries. Football is won and lost in the midfield. There’s a reason Messi never won a World Cup until 2022. Argentina’s biggest weakness was their midfield until the introduction of Leandro Paredes, Rodrigo De Paul, Alexis Mac Allister & Enzo Fernández.

[@de.n30]

@@mahadhosh6400Ronaldinho played as Attacking Midfielder at the 2002 WC, the same with Kaka in 2010, he was an AM while Robinho played 2nd Striker to Luis Fabiano.

[@de.n30]

@@btb3614If you think about it, Spain 2010 all about mid control (Busquets, Xavi, Iniesta, Fabregas, Alonso, the amount of talent is ridiculous). Germany 2014 solid and technical proficient midfielders featuring Schwensteiger, Lahm, Muller, Ozil, Kroos. France 2018 with Kante-Pogba-Griezmann, amazing trio. Argentina 2022 with a very tough hard working but technical mid too + a very motivated Messi all over the pitch. Brazil need more talented midfielders. Casemiro is out of form for a while now and Paqueta is the only one maybe good enough to be a difference maker. Very limited options. Wont be enough.

[@matheuslcfc242]

They used to say England created football but Brazil perfected it, it's sad, I don't even recognise my team anymore. I pray Carlo can fix us.

[@oshiondagreat2306]

They need to take a page out of France's book. The thing about Le bleu is though they have the star players like benzema, zidane, henry, gerroud etc, the entire team even the bench aim to be just as good if not better than them. Their approach to football is very regimented and militant and they never back down even when losing. Mbappe has the same hunger and tenacity and warrior spirit as a prime Pele and will die to maintain that position. Brazil needs to push as hard as France in order to even be a formidable team by the next world cup. 🙏💯

[@Lokotee]

Brazil messed up in the preparation for their next gen. Rodrygo and vini is the personification of all their current mistakes. They both have 6 goals out together and are still ‘babied’ to the point where they get away with their poor outcomes. Mbappe was being held accountable as a primary attacker from the age of 19. Vini is 23 and still does not act like a primary attacker for Brazil.

[@PhantomOverlordX2]

As a Newcastle fan, watching this is eye opening. I state such, as we've got big Joelinton, and Bruno, and seemingly, we were linked with many Brazilians. To prove this, we wanted Carlos before he went to Villa. We wanted Lodi from Atletico at some point. We also wanted Lucas Paqueta before he went to West Ham. Even wanted Raphinha. During that time of course, it did seem we were gonna become 'Brazilcastle' in terms of getting players from there and such. But it's mad how on the decline they are in this sense.

[@Vizeh]

Nothing is more exciting than signing a Brazilian, I’m sure of it

[@gordao_jogadas]

As a Brazilian, if I may, I'd like to add some insight: Those players are absolutely world-class on paper, but there are things in the club-level routine that cannot be implemented as fast or as correctly as they should be. I really think you'd be better w/them than without them in this context. But in the Seleção, they are just a bunch of starlets who are tactically lost and with no synergy whatsoever. Good luck for you guys in the PL! My 1st shirt was that beautiful Brown Ale one (97, i guess?)! :)

[@Tyler05595]

The Brazilian fan holding the World Cup trophy will always make me cry 😭

[@Vizeh]

Such an iconic moment too

[@jonathanwillmer]

if you want to keep the Brazil theme going you should definitely do a video on Botafogo bottling the league title after a 13 point lead this year, it was kind of insane, twice they lost in 4-3 comebacks (one time they were 3-0 up and still lost), lots of late goals conceded, it almost looked scripted sometimes

[@fruit2540]

The CBF has stated that Carlo is the plan A, plan B, plan C and every other plan, they state that they're very confident that he'll take the job and supposedly the official announcement should occur in January If Ancelotti ends up staying in Madrid, it will be one of the most embarrassing moments in the history of the Seleção

[@Vizeh]

Oh dear god, I really hope they don't mess this up for their sake

[@DrHarryZhang]

​@@Vizeh:/

[@GodotOfficial]

The streets will never forget prime Brazil when they had Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Roberto Carlos and Rivaldo

[@Vizeh]

I sadly may forget I was 6 :(

[@huwthomas8780]

Diniz Is known for his innovative, very Brazilian tactics. To have him as an interim until Ancelotti is a strange decision, he's more the manager you bring in as part of a multi year project

[@alvarohigino]

True, CBF is doing everything wrong.

[@de.n30]

Honestly, Neymar should be nowhere near the national team. He’s a terrible example to the youngsters, centralizes plays all the time and he’s completely unreliable considering his medical history and lifestyle. Time to build a more colective team and let the new talents shine.

[@Maxduck_22]

Love ur vids mate quality stuff been watching for a few month 👍

[@Ash_4949]

Emerson Royal is not a bad player. He is scapegoated by my fellow Spurs fans. The micro analyse his performance and one small mistake in 2-3 matches makes him a target. He is actually a good fullback who doesn't know how to do it in the final 3rd.

[@de.n30]

come on, he’s average at best. He can’t attack, not a great defender. He’s just physical. Barcelona was lucky to sell him on a profit, I don’t know why Spurs paid that much for him. Maybe he has a great youtube highlight editor, I guess…

[@felipefaustinodeoliveira7764]

Hi Vizeh,i'm a brazilian fan of your channel,and i really enjoy this kind of video!! And i can say: things aren't great around here...CBF if really a mess

[@tonino5268]

feel like football changed a lot, got more professional and tactical that samba mentality just doesn't work anymore they lose every wc first time they face a well organised team

[@RaffiPrima23]

San Marino improving with 3 goal more than peru is amazing. Hope brazil get better next match.

[@user-ci2lx3ho3s]

ive been waiting for this video, so sad it had to be a thing

[@jogobonitocompsbrYT]

As a brazilian I have to say this, our future in terms of young talent is bright. Just to name a few we have for goalkeepers: Lucas Perri (Botafogo) Bro's a menance but ofc this season he had one of the worst mistakes ive ever seen. Bento (Athletico PR) my guy is probably top 5 Brazilian goalkeepers atm he's saved 5 pens this season and has made crucial saves, lastly Mycael (Athletico PR) Defense: Gabriel Moscardo (Corinthians) and Murillo (Nottingham Forest), Keyvson (Santos) and Lucas Beraldo (Sao Paulo), Vanderson (AS Monaco) Midfield: Andre (Fluminense) Pablo Maia (Sao Paulo) Victor Hugo (Flamengo) Alexsander (Fluminense) Andrey Santos (Chelsea), Joao Gomes (Wolves) and Marlon Gomes (Vasco Da Gama). ATTACK: Vitor Roque (Athletico PR), Endrick (Palmeiras), Marcos Leonardo (Santos), Kayky (Bahia) Igor Paixao (Feyenoord), Jhon Kennedy (Fluminense), Estevao Willian (Palmeiras), Luis Guilherme (Palmeiras), Angelo Gabriel (Strausbourg). Just to name a few 💀. And Fernando Diniz is a lot better than Tite, I hated Tite cause he ruined the National Team, only reason he didn't get fired earlier was because of 2019 Copa America win. But if I was Diniz right now, I would not call up Richarlison, Gabriel Jesus, Marquinhos, and Raphinha, cause they r terrible for Brazil right now, I would give some of the younger players I named a chance. Thats all I guess.

[@nullinlack585]

Unfortunately I have the feeling that only 3 or max 5 of these players will be truly worth with enough mentality and capacity of winning something important representing their country.

[@jogobonitocompsbrYT]

@@nullinlack585 Yes I agree, for example i you watched the club world cup last week then you would agree that Fluminense played great football, but in the final they were shown that european football is miles ahead of them, and what all brazilians are saying right now is that Fluminense had 0 mentality which lead to their heavy loss.

[@FranP25]

Brazil stole the 2019 Copa America too, so it just extended the career of a manager not up to the task

[@jogobonitocompsbrYT]

@@FranP25 Stole? idk whar u r talking about . I watched that Copa America and that was the best football we've played since 2014. Even without Neymar we beat Argentina and won in the final.

[@FranP25]

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[@EliasRoy]

Brazil are in a dilemma. They don’t know whether they should play their “samba” football or approach a European style of play. Either way hope Brazil makes a comeback in international stage and World Cup. Can you make a video on German national team right now?

[@viciouzkid69]

RIP that old man holding on to the dream on seeing his country win one more World Cup. His son carries on his dream now. I hope Brazil return to their former glory

[@XeNo_Drxpzy]

Congrats on the 400k vizeh! One of the best creators on the platform.

[@daniloreis9654]

Brazilian speaking: one of the problems that I don't see being debated as much is there was no transition between the 2002 gen to the "neymar gen", ronaldinho and kaka would be responsible to make this transition and eventually pass the torch to neymar easily but r10 stopped taking the game seriously so he wasn't called for the 2010 wc, kaka had a bunch of injuries and neymar wasn't called for the 2010 wc to make the transition easier. the brazilian football confederation also doesn't help, they are more interested in politics then in the sport, with a bad presidents past where most if not all of them are in jail or facing charges . our current president stated that Ancelotti is the plan A,B and C putting a man in charge that has do manage between his club and the national team, Diniz had to think about the libertadores final and who he was going to call to play against colombia and argentina on the following day. Diniz also takes some of the blame trying to implement a style that requires time on a team that doesn't have that much time to train that makes players play worse than their usual just watch how Vini and Rodrygo play for real and how they where playing for Brazil, watch how Bruno plays for newcastle. We might have some good names for the future but with such a disorganized confederation we ain't winning shit

[@Staygold1999]

As a Brazilian, this all boils down to the CBF's monumental mismanagement of the seleção finally boiling down. They just don't have any long term plans. The overall structure of off-pitch leadership in the seleção is precarious and borderline non existant, for example, they don't even have a director of football, in-house psychologists or data analysts. We have the talent to win the competitions, we've always had, it's just that we're dealing with a difficult moment in our player catalog, since most of the best talents we have are still young and have just now started their careers in europe (like vitor roque, endrick, marcos leonardo, savio, beraldo, andrey santos etc) and the previous generation of players had mostly dissapointing careers ( lucas moura, alexandre pato, ganso, oscar) and the ones that didn't are now nearly at the end their careers (neymar, marcelo, casemiro). Also most brazilian managers suck in general due to the CBF's lacklustre course.

[@jimmydella7233]

All these issues can not be resolved until you get the right manager. Took Argentina years to get it right and the results only changed once Scalloni arrived.

[@JimmyWashingtonII]

Scaloni was inconsistent too. I think Brazilians need patience

[@jimmydella7233]

@johnday45 He had to essentially bring in a new squad after 2018 WC. It took time for sure, but the progression was there. Also you could see the players bought in to his philosophy and how they were going to play. Messi gets alot of the plaudits, but the team overall works hard on and off the ball, hence why this team has hardly lost over the last few years.

[@PONR2006]

Scaloni really did make the difference. Managed to blend in old and new players and create a team feeling and identity in spite of all the players (minus Armani) playing I Europe (or the MLS, shout-out to Almada).

[@Nicolas25165]

As a Half Brazilian and Half British, i believe that Brazil will rise again to win another World Cup

[@Wompo]

yeah in 2030 100%

[@noname-ot7vd]

Nope, their time of winning world cups is over. None since 2002.

[@Wompo]

You don't win a world cup every 2-3 world cups@@noname-ot7vd

[@Demonaire]

There's a column made by a colombian journalist for the newspaper called "El Espectador", which I proceed to translate (with support of Google, of course) because I think it's relevant for this video: *The origin of the Brazilian debacle.* _By: Jorge Tovar_ Brazil, heading to the 2026 World Cup, is fifth in the South American qualifiers. Something never seen. The reason for the Canarinha debacle was forged decades ago: the day they lost to Italy in 1982. The Spain 82's Brazil NT was a worthy successor to the great team of Mexico 1970. The happy and offensive game was faced against Italy after four victories whose football was forever recorded in those of us who were fortunate enough to see those matches. Telê Santana, like Zagallo in 1970, presented a dreaming midfield: Zico, Sócrates, Falcao and Toninho Cerezo. He also had some masterful full-backs: Leandro and Junior, especially. In the front, a _crack_ : Eder, and a dud: Serginho. Careca, who would later triumph alongside Maradona in Napoles, was injured, and Santana never trusted Roberto Dinamita. Brazil lost against Italy, 3-2. Paolo Rossi woke up from his lethargy, and taking advantage of some resounding mistakes by Serginho, Brazil incomprehensibly went home early. However, the beauty and aesthetics of Brazilian football was such that Telê Santana stayed on the NT bench. The team he took to Mexico was not individually the same as '82. More importantly, Zico played injured. He missed a penalty against France in the quarterfinals, and then another miss by Socrates in the penalties shootout sent them home again. In Brazil they arrived to a conclusion: _jogo bonito_ does not triumph, the physical strength of European football does. So in 1994, with Carlos Alberto Parreira as coach and Dunga, a rocky and inelegant midfielder, who served as leader on the field, the worst Brazil seen to that date won the World Cup final on penalties against Italy. Brazil has always had great footballers. In 1994, Bebeto and especially Romario were great enough. Subsequently, a crop of geniuses overcame the poor aesthetics of the coaches, and won the 2002 World Cup: Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Roberto Carlos and Cafú. Not even Parreira could make them play in ugly fashion. Scolari coached them, but even though they were champions, their aesthetic potential was never fully exploited. Neither clubs nor national teams has there had a Brazilian team that we love again. Now they are students of The System. Which system? Anyone except the offensive one with which Telê Santana, coaching São Paulo, defeated Barcelona and Milan in two intercontinental finals. Brazilian football has failed in its structure: coaches who only look for results, who sometimes achieve them because there are great footballers still emerging. But as soon as the raw material fails, or requires precise adjustments, the national team disappoints. Diniz, champion with Fluminense, after hanging between the posts against a poor Boca, coaches Brazil with a “Guardiola-ish” way. Brazil needs to review its history, retrieve its idiosyncrasy, play the football that made them what they are and forget to follow the European mirror (a mirror, by the way, Spain proved against, when they adopted a more South American style). Maybe Guardiola could help them, not Ancelotti. Brazil does not need to become more Europeanized. They need a European to remind them how good South Americans can be.

[@Wompo]

columbia injures every single good brazil player they injured neymar jr in 2014 and vini jr in 2023

[@cockatoo010]

Im colombian, so I watched the game where Brazil lost 2-1 in Barranquilla And during the whole game my impressions were that their attack was very dangerous (as evident by the early Martinelli goal from a Vini assist) the midfield was ok, Alisson was amazing but the defenders were crap. They looked lost snd allowed Colombia's attack to progress and create more chances than I expected to see

[@MrLegendra]

Neymar, Anthony and Richarlison are the biggest chockers in Football history

[@EliasRoy]

😂😂😂

[@DenisCandido-jn2eh]

Brazil's current situation serves as a reminder to any team, that no matter how much glory its past has, decline will always be imminent after the peak. But it's still not the end of the line for the Brazilian team, Brazil despite the terrible situation still manages to react positively, such as the victory over England and the draw against Spain (which should have been a victory if it weren't for the refereeing errors )

[@silaswarren8418]

Congrats on that crazy Burnley win

[@Vizeh]

Thank youuuuuuuuu!!!

[@edmartinez9927]

Could you do England next? I would really like to see your breakdown on this.....

[@Vizeh]

Will be looking into it mate, thank you!

[@jason-xq6gc]

England are rubbish, were never going to win anything.

[@Theunamedchannel000antiwoke]

I'm Brazilian. If we do not boycott European football, our team will never change to good. Our playing style has been "europefied"

[@stratarmadillo7900]

bruno guimaraes is a great example. he’s amazing at newcastle but not great at brazil

[@Vizeh]

Fair enough mate but sadly can't see it happening really

[@Theunamedchannel000antiwoke]

@@Vizeh It's not completely impossible though. It's all up to the public. We need to stop consuming European football right now and start to focusing more on our traditional style of football. I'm doing my part, and now other people need to do their part as well.

[@johnny0510]

I've been watchin brazil all my life our whole family is with brazil and thats what i say to most people europe can never teach brazilians how to play football if brazil gets a new team with young player straight from brazil which none of them play in europe they will do much better

[@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986]

@@Theunamedchannel000antiwokeit’s definitely an admirable goal but the reality is the pay on offer at the big European clubs is simply another level to anything a Brazilian club can ever offer and most players when offered multiple times their current salary to play in a major European league and the ucl will jump at that opportunity

[@VodkaHellstorm]

I know recent results under Diniz haven't been great, but there has been positive periods where functionality is starting to stick. He was unlucky to lose Neymar to his injury, who was the only player who actually seemed to get the tactics from the off. But I don't believe what people are saying, that these players are beyond any hope of ever learning the system. Many of them, like Guimaraes, have the attributes to succeed in this system, but he can't work with them week in, week out like he could if he had them at club level. I think Diniz should be given time, even if it takes a year, to mould the team in his image and make a proper go of it.

[@Vizeh]

I can see a world where he stays and Carlo doesn’t sign on honestly

[@WaterChamp2]

From how I see it, they have the same issue as teams like England and Portugal. Absolute stacked with talent, players that could take you to the very top but THE COACH, teh coaching is what's holding them back. Too defensive or an absolute lack of style of play or tactics that make sense and suit the plauers they have.

[@tagliafico385]

I am sure that they will come back. Viva Brazil. 🎉. It's just a blip. Maybe they need it to perform better in the actual tournament unlike in recent times.

[@Vizeh]

Without Neymar it's hard to imagine it honestly

[@TopicGaming50]

Can you do a video on Stevenage Fc? They should’ve been relegated in 19/20 but survived (due to Macclesfield’s dissolution) and are now in League One, as serious promotion contenders

[@kageryu311]

You need to talk about the Rise of Japan, fall of Germany and Italy.

[@gustavomendesdesouza2048]

As brazilian, I'll have to confess something here: it's absolutely sad to see my national team playing a so poor football and getting no longer respected for other teams. This is because the corruption on CBF destroyed the team into the pitch. They sold the national team for Nike, so from 1997 they can choose the 11 first, the place of the match, and the rivals as well. Brazilian national team is no longer a football team. It's a "company" looking for profit and interest only

[@Dhurumia10]

It feels like whenever Brazil plays, their identity has changed. Even when teams lose, every team plays with a core around which the tactics and players run. Brazil's core changes every match, sometimes every half. It is not viable with sub-par coaches either cuz Brazil had an elite team the last 3-4 years. Ancelotti could be a major solution but I think even that needs time due to the differences between the European and South American Leagues. That may affect the dressing room conversations as well.

[@Vizeh]

It honestly could be so many things, with national teams cohesion appears to be the most important factor

[@NJTRAF]

From the outside looking in, i'd say it's a matter of whoever is manager building the team around Vinicius Jr. Neymar is past it now, he's out in Saudi Arabia playing Sunday League football, so personally speaking i'd be dropping anyone who is playing there as that standard is way off the pace. I'd select only players who are in Europe's Elite leagues because that's where the best players will generally be playing, and i'd be looking at what Real Madrid do to get the best out of Vinicius Jr and basically replicating that

[@kevinmc9458]

Do peru and how in 2018 they were 10th in fifa rankings and now are at the bottom of conmebol and sitting at 30 place in fifa rankings

[@boisesoccer]

Congratulations Vizeh on getting 400k subscribers 👏!!!

[@Sparkledash1]

"If Carlo Ancelotti said no, they would have even worse problems" why would you jinx it like that?

[@kiyok8849]

Brazil also critically lacks the pipeline of local managers. I do not see any retired top professional players becoming managers after Dunga, and I cannot find young Brazilian managers even here in J League.

[@Cuhplatte]

Congrats on the Burnley win. I'm sure we'll see a video about that soon

[@ja4330]

You have to look at sampordia or Florentina they were really good back in the day

[@mijo3409]

In my opinion, it is just a cyclic moment. They need to find a replacement to Neymar, he failed to be a generational leader. The biggest worry is that, there is no more great "magician" in this team or great forward either : Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paqueta, who can be the next great ballers of this team, aren't playmakers like Rivaldo, Ronaldinho or Neymar (we don't even know their best position, box-to-box rather than straight 10), Richarlison and Vinicius aren't R9 or Adriano for sure, there is no more good LWs and RWs (Emerson Royal isn't Dani Alves or Marcelo, definitely). Brazilian football lost its flair, because they want to be in European standards (transition tactics, gegenpressing), there is way too much pressure on young prospects (Vitor Roque and Endrick, who don't even have 50 matchs in pro, are sent to FC Barcelona and Real Madrid because they have some skills, and they will not play much more in these teams), and... Brazilian football is boring. As a brazilian football watcher, I saw Flamengo-Atletico Mineiro for the race for the title, it is painful to watch, no creativity, no game sequences, many long balls. Plus, there is no brazilian coach relevant, because players behave like spoiled kids (I always remembered when Dorival, the Santos FC coach, benched Neymar, his father called the president to ask for his sack, that sums up the reality of a brazilian coach). The most respected coaches in Brazil are portuguese (Abel Ferreira, Jorge Jesus), because they shout on players and they are ready to confront them. Plus, they won titles (and titles lead to respect). In my mind, the Seleção coach should be either Abel Ferreira, Jorge Jesus, or José Mourinho.

[@Lokotee]

It would be shocking to JUST start finding a replacement. Mbaple was being held accountable as a primary attacker in France from the age of 19 and historically most of Brazil’s greats have shown their brilliance from a young age. Rodrygo and Vini should have been treated as serious attacking outlets from the start rather than hiding under the wing of Neymar.

[@anthonyleighton4754]

They won't be down for long.....if one place can produce talent it s Brazil...

[@noname-ot7vd]

That's such a cliche sentence. The same can be said about Italy, Germany and Argentina.

[@GCcubone]

Could you do a video on the Chilean national team? After the golden generation that won 2 Copa Americas, things have gone to shit.

[@ryana6318]

Australian national team video will be fire. How we always somehow qualify for the World Cup is crazy

[@djslavsui]

would love to see a video investigating the charges and allegations against Manchester City and Chelsea. Congratulations on 400k in advance mate

[@AlexGreat87]

One detail that Brazil has clearly lagged behind Argentina as its comparatively regional rival: Managers. I'm not saying it is the ONLY point, but Argentina has a way better pool of managers that Brazil is not even close to. At the start of the Conmebol qualifiers 7 out of 10 managers were Argentinians (now they are 6? 5? still, an insane number) besides many big names in Europe (Simeone, Pochettino) also having different coaching "styles" (Menottismo vs Bilardismo; Bielsismo, Bianchismo, Gallardismo). A lot has been said about the relationalism in Brazil, but Argentinian management style has been overlooked in most analysis.

[@locketTV]

Try to do a video on the Egyptian national team and their legacy

[@underwrapserrors3457]

as a brazilian. it’s a confusing time.

[@kyriakos02]

I'm a simple man. I see vizeh upload, i watch

[@Vizeh]

Thank you

[@alexloredo360]

A analysis on the mexican national team's recent demise would make for an amazing video

[@fcbsmokerunner22]

I watched the last qualifier vs Argentina, and was significantly shocked at how bad the display was. Like really bad. Just no quality presented.

[@Pablo-pu5tr]

Can you please do a video about what happened to Chile. I feel like we haven’t been the same since 2016

[@samuelbraz3441]

As a Brazillian, I think we need a project, a long term one, to succeed in international football again, much like France. France has been on multiple finals since 98 and they probably will be at the finals again in the next world cup. To achieve that kind of consistency you can't just look at current run, you gotta build towards multiple ones. Unless we realize that, we won't have the same success we had in past again, we might win a tournament but just winning a title doesn't guarantee a strong foundation. The world is catching up to us, we're now starting to lose to African teams and we're no longer have the upperhand in South America. Even though a foreign manager could be really helpful in this rebuilding process, I think Diniz can have a great future in the Brazil's national team, he's young and full of fresh ideas (which is what we need) that can help move Brazilian football forward, but he needs time and Brazillian fans and Brazillian media only care about immediate results so...

[@laujack24]

has little to do with project, most people on their team r black african from their former coloney. white french r shit at football, africa today is like brazil 30 to 40 years ago. kids got nothing to do but play football or basketball in order to get our of slump. brazilian youth today stay in front of computer all day lol

[@donnyjepp]

Vizeh, your video on this particular subject was, in my opinion Brazilliant 👌💪👍💯

[@m4hmud-r.361]

Hope we get a video on David De Gea soon

[@brandontirado5869]

so no one is gonna talk about Vini and Rodrygo with brazil Neymar at like 17 had more goals then them 2 combined

[@laffytaffy2367]

bro i love this channel sm

[@interz561]

Hey Vizeh, can you talk about the current state of brighton? Thanks

[@RonaldinhoClearOfPessi]

I blame all of Brazils losses in 2023 on my idol Pernando Piniz (yes I am a Flamengo fan)

[@ja4330]

So when is the video on schalke 04 coming out

[@spongestar1253]

Can’t believe Burnley beat Sheffield Utd 5-0 hope it’s a sign of good things to come

[@lilpabzz]

please talk about the colombia national team, we haven’t lost a game since February 2022 i believe and we beat Germany, Brazil, and other pretty good teams. only undefeated team in wc qualifiers rn

[@BubblesChika]

At this point in time, Germany and Brazil can no longer be considered "pretty good teams" (Germany haven't even gotten out of their World Cup group stages last winning the thing), but congratulations on your winning run 💖

[@Wompo]

ever since brazil lost to germany. germany has been horrible

[@Hiamnew11123]

I reckon you'd make a nice video essay out of my club, galatasaray, would be a nice video to see!

[@TheAndostro]

5:25 quiet rare meanwhile in Poland nah we don't need good goalkeeper Słonina we have Szczęsny and next gen of great goalies Bułka and Grabara we need field players

[@diboymashesha]

The most under appreciated goat manager Vicente Del Bosque please do a video about him

[@joelww2501]

Just a minor correction, they won the Confederations Cup in 2013 so that’s two international trophies since 2007. Also Brazil haven’t had a world class striker since Ronaldo. They’ve produced world class players in every other position over the past twenty years, but not one world class number 9. Vitor Roque is their next big hope. We shall see what happens when he joins Barcelona. I know people will mention Endrick, but many in Brazil have tipped him to play either out wide or as a 10 long term.

[@Vizeh]

I saw the Conderations but I don't know if that would be considered "major", similar to why I left out the Olympics, I do hope Vitor Roque does well as he's my hero on Football Manager haha

[@Mad_Intalect]

Adriano was going to be that guy but we all know what happened, also Luis Fabiano was not terrible.

[@leeserene7608]

Brazil players mostly ply their trades in Europe and has been europeanised. You can't ingrain joga bonito into them anymore. While there were arguments about picking a team full of stars playing in the brasilierao, the issue is how good is the brasilierao as compared to the European leagues? It doesn't help when the biggest stars in brasilierao are all picked by big European teams, with endrick and vitor roque making the move even before turning 20. Another issue is the lack of world class managers in brazil. As compared to our deadly rivals Argentina, how many Brazilian managers manage in Europe big 5 leagues? Argentina has bielsa, simeone, Pochettino while I can't remember any brazil managers managing in Europe. This shows the lack of tactical acumen and understanding of the modern game. The lack of discipline of brazil players are a big problem as well, look at Adriano, Ronaldinho, Oscar etc. all potential world beaters but succumb to injuries, partying and money which ruin their careers so early. As such, I truly think brazil needs to adapt to European style of play to win the wc, given that so many players now play in Europe. While there might be a big drop-off in terms of quality brazil has produced, there still vini jr, rodrygo, martinelli, vitor roque, savinho, endrick, Marcos Leonardo who can form the next nucleus of attack for the NT. In mf, play a more regimental and disciplined approach and brazil still has options in here: Douglas Luiz, Bruno, joelinton, Joao Gomes, Andre with the creativity output be produced by paqueta. Fullbacks are a big problem but instead of choosing Emerson and lodi, why don't give a chance to Lino, Carlos augusto, Caio Henrique, vanderson and Yan couto? This is where I get frustrated by diniz, who don't give these players a chance. Militao and bremmer will be the first choice pairing with beraldo and marquinhos(for experience) as the back up. Brazil still can form a very good team. It's just they need a more European style manager to bring them back where they belong

[@Manchesterresident69]

Brazil better be hoping Endrick lives up to the hype bcs Gabriel Jesus is no R9

[@kamvamtingane982]

Ronaldhino had Ronaldo , Bebeto had Romario,Garrincha had Pele who does Neymar have ?

[@joelromero5160]

Richarlison

[@joseponces5816]

could u do a video about the Portuguese national team please?? very similar to france

[@kingfwogger]

Out of the five games. Two were in friendlies and one was against Argentina. Should've made this video if they lost to Bolivia or Venezuela.

[@PONR2006]

The other was against Uruguay, who right now are looking great.

[@kingfwogger]

@@PONR2006 They have been great for almost a century. Uruguay has one more continental trophies than ENGUHRLAND 💀.

[@Lucaz99]

Btw, Real Madrid renewed Ancelotti’s contract so the Brazilian federation (CBF) didn’t have his signature, only verbal agreements. I guess we have to take Diniz from Fluminense because I don’t see any other option.

[@yungtrashlord]

the main problem i think is that diniz is not the manager for brazil, he'd fit in better for a club that wants to build a project, rather than just slot in a national team

[@murray9807]

I read in Spanish language media that Brazil's bringing that one coach who won the 2022 Libertadores with Flamengo

[@daaljones9584]

My guy your on 🔥

[@brandonaguilera5713]

Just one thing, they won Confederations Cup in 2009 and 2013 and very convincingly in 2013 as the hosts.

[@Malam_NightYoru]

At this point i would call Camutanga from vitória to the national team, the other defensive teams suck anyways, at least they know how to defend

[@luizgutierres4635]

bom eu sou brasileiro, e eu queria perguntar, se eu falar "i dreamed with you last night" eu vou estar dando a ideia que eu dormi e sonhei ao lado de uma pessoa? Se puder responder sem zuera agradeço

[@haanis5458]

Nobody can put the fauot here on Deniz. The chances of him succeeding here were always slim to non. Having players from europe who play positional plat and then they have to play a style of football that is literally the complete opposite. Of this were to work they would have to have much more time

[@wonderboy3553]

Vizeh can you please take a look at the Ghana National Team?

[@Qiunell]

if brazil were to participate in the 2024 euros, I don't think they would make it out of group stage

[@AntonioAlves-wm8ie]

Being Brazilian and I love my country and yes we have 5 World Cup tittles , but it’s ashamed that inside Brazil is such a corruption scandal that the major companies control the Brazilian team . We don’t play any more for our shirts . I hope yes being Brazilian and lots of them want them that Brazil doesn’t go to the World Cup 26 . Why ? Cause we need to clean up the mafia corruption that we don’t have a team anymore

[@edwardkelly3280]

The 7-1 game was on my birthday. I knew they would lose but not that bad

[@Vizeh]

Easy to remember that to be fair

[@iverhanslien7587]

Do a video on the Norwegian national team

[@amalxasan7527]

Vizeh 's giving me facts i never focus on

[@Pedro-jy2jg]

Yeah we'll come back

[@tumigameplays7149]

Could you possibly do Kaizer Chiefs from South Africa?

[@YR13-520]

How's about a history on Uruguay. Their currently on the rise and have won 2 World cups in the past

[@jewels6944]

Good I prayed for it

[@stoicauritra7147]

It's baffling that Vinicius Rodrygo BrunoG Joelinton Lucas paqueta tear up Europe but as soon as they put Brazil shirt all of them went cold, put stinker and horror performance

[@jasminesaunders9159]

Thanks for not ditzin Neymar. He's such a legend. He needs a good team to back him though, 1 man cannot do it by himself