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Fábio’s Final Frontier: Brazilian Goalkeeper Breaks World Appearance Record
In a historic moment for football, Brazilian goalkeeper Fábio Deivson Lopes Maciel has etched his name into the annals of the sport by breaking the long-standing record for the most competitive appearances in world football. The 44-year-old shot-stopper made his 1,391st appearance in Fluminense’s 2-0 victory over America de Cali…
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From Elvis to Pikachu: Top Brazilians Footballers Weird and Special Names
Brazilian football never ceases to amaze, not only with its dazzling skills and thrilling matches like we saw in the FIFA Club World Cup, where all 4 Brasileirão teams reached the round of 16, and only Chelsea managed to eliminated the final Brazilian team, Fluminense in the semi finals but…
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Ancelotti’s New Challenge: The first foreign Brazil National Team Manager
Carlo Ancelotti, one of the most decorated managers in world football, has been appointed as the new head coach of the Brazil national team, taking on the immense responsibility of leading one of the most prestigious footballing nations to glory. Ancelotti’s arrival is seen as a significant step in the…
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World Cup Logo Quiz
World Cup fans, it’s time to test your knowledge! Throughout the years, the logos of the World Cup have evolved to reflect the changing spirit and culture of each tournament. These designs often incorporate elements that are symbolic of the host country, blending tradition with creativity. As we get excited…
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Can Argentina Defend Their World Cup Title in 2026?
Table of ContentsA New Challenge for the Reigning ChampionsThe Qualification Path: Argentina’s Early Ticket to 2026Victory Despite Key Absences: A Testament to Argentina’s DepthCan Argentina Break the Back-to-Back Curse?Scaloni’s Tactical Vision for 2026The Psychological Edge: A Team That Knows How to WinA Golden Opportunity for Argentina A New Challenge for…
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How is Neymar faring after his monumental return to Santos?
Picture this: Neymar Jr., the Brazilian wonderkid turned global superstar, strolling back into Santos FC like a rockstar reclaiming the stage after a decade-long world tour. It’s February 2025, and the 33-year-old icon—once the prince of São Paulo’s Vila Belmiro—has ditched the glitz of Europe and the oil-rich pitches of…
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