The Brazilian team in Group D is a passionate team. As the current leader of the Brazilian League, they are very likely to successfully break out of the group stage and even have the opportunity to compete with Chelsea for the top spot in the group.
【Basic Information】
Country: Brazil
Continent: South America
Promotion path: 2022 South American Liberators Cup Champion
Main honors: 3 times South American Liberators Championship
Previous Club World Cup record: participated in the Club World Cup twice, runner-up (2019), third place (2023)
【Scene Analysis】
Flamenco, who temporarily ranked first in the Brazilian team in the league, is the most outstanding team among participating Brazilian teams. They are coached by young coach Felipe and have many well-known players in the team. Flamengo won the Brazil League championship in 2020, but in the following four seasons, the team has ranked in the top 5 in the standings, and overall it has performed relatively steadily.
The grouping situation of this Club World Cup is also more beneficial to Flamenco. In addition to Chelsea, Los Angeles and Tunisia hope to have a certain gap with Flamenco in overall strength. For Flamenco, breaking out from the group stage is not a big problem, and if they get the ideal result against Chelsea, they even have a chance to compete for the top spot in the group.
[Star Player]
In this Club World Cup, 39-year-old Flamengo young coach Felipe will meet his former boss Chelsea. He is only 31 years old in assistant coach Kayo and just retired in May this year. In terms of players, there are many familiar faces in the Flamenco team. Captain Gerson once played for the French Ligue 1 giants Marseille, scoring 9 goals and 4 assists in the 2021-2022 league season. Uruguay national team midfielder De Akarascaeta has played for Flamengo for 6 years. He has contributed 9 goals and 4 assists in 9 games in the Brazilian League this season, and his offensive firepower is terrifying.
In addition, full-backs Danilo and Sandro on the back line both have effective experiences as European giants. Sandro played for Juventus for many years, while Danilo was at Real MadridLeaving his own footprints with Manchester City. In addition, Michael and Everton on the offensive end have also come into people’s vision. The former has won the Saudi League championship twice during the Crescent of Riyadh, while the latter has become a regular candidate for Brazil for a period of time. He has participated in two Copa America and has also made a debut in the World Cup qualifiers.
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