Brazil

The Brazil national football team, nicknamed the Seleção, is the most decorated selection in football history with 5 World Cups (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002). Brazil embodies global footballing excellence and has produced the greatest players of all time.

The Seleção is renowned for its spectacular, technical, and attacking style of play, embodying the "Jogo Bonito" (Beautiful Game). The iconic yellow and green colors of the Brazilian jersey have become synonymous with talent, creativity, and victory worldwide. Brazil's influence on football extends beyond results, shaping how the game is played and appreciated globally.

Brazil has also won 9 Copa América titles and 4 Confederations Cups. The selection has produced legends like Pelé (considered the greatest player of all time), Garrincha, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Romário, Rivaldo, and more recently Neymar, who continue the tradition of Brazilian football excellence. These players have defined eras and inspired millions with their magical skills.

The Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro and other mythical stadiums like Morumbi and Mineirão have hosted the Seleção's greatest moments. The national team benefits from an infinite pool of talent thanks to the Brazilian championship and the academies of major clubs that continuously produce world-class players. Brazil's football culture runs deep in society, with the sport uniting the nation.

Brazil remains the only country to have participated in every World Cup and continues to chase a sixth world title. The Brazilian people's passion for football and the national identity deeply connected to the Seleção make Brazil a unique and undisputed footballing powerhouse.