The start of Brazil’s World Cup journey It didn’t excite the fans. Not even the 3-0 victory over Haition Friday (19), eased the post-debut mistrust, when the Brazilian team drew 1-1 with Morocco, on the 13th.
This is what the new round of the study Eu Vi o Brasil – The country of football?, carried out by the market research agency IMO Insights, to which Agência Brasil had access this Monday (22) shows.
According to the survey, confidence in Carlo Ancelotti’s team fell 17 percentage points compared to before the World Cup (37% to 20%). The feelings of excitement (drop from 41% to 28%), joy (38% to 27%) and hope (45% to 35%) also showed significant drops in comparison with the pre-world championship.
Still according to the study, there was progress in understanding regarding the delivery of the Brazilian team on the field. The perception of commitment rose from 22% after the game with Morocco to 28% after the victory over Haitiwhile that of humility went from 17% to 23%.
On the other hand, reading that the group is “talented” and “competitive”, even with Friday’s triumph, fell from 43% to 37%. The feeling of the team being “media” grew from 24% to 30% between one match and another.
The survey is updated weeklywith men and women aged 18 or over, from classes A, B and C, nationwide. It is part of a research platform called Eu Vi o Brasil, created in 2023 to analyze the behaviors, values and perceptions of Brazilians, targeting brands, companies and organizations.