The group wore Brazilian shirts and sang songs in support of the team led by Carlo Ancelotti, who debuts this Saturday (June 13) in the 2026 World Cup
Brazilian fans gathered in Times Square, in New York, on Friday (June 12, 2026), the eve of the country’s national team’s debut in the . The concentration was organized by the Yellow Green Movement. The group wore Brazil shirts and sang songs in support of the team led by coach Carlo Ancelotti.
The Brazilian team this Saturday (June 13), at 7 pm (Brasília time). In group C, the team still faces the teams from Haiti and Scotland in the group stage.
📹 Brazilians fill Times Square on the eve of the team’s debut
🇧🇷 The group wore Brazilian shirts and sang songs in support of the team led by Carlo Ancelotti and playing this Saturday (May 13)
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WORLD CUP
The World Cup is a private, profit-making sporting event. It is carried out every 4 years by . Teams qualify through knockouts. The technical committee and squad of each team competing in the competition are chosen by private entities.
In the case of Brazil, it is up to the define who the coach is and which players are “called up” (in reality, everyone is invited and whoever is interested goes; as the commercial gain from marketing is great, the athletes respond to the “call up”).
The Brazilian government has no influence on choosing the team that participates in the tournament. In other words, it is not the country that is represented in the World Cup, but a football team chosen by a private entity.
