South American football writer Tim Vickery analyses what is going wrong for Brazil following their 4-1 defeat by Argentina.
The article discusses the current turmoil within Brazilian football, focusing on the national team's recent performance and internal conflicts. Brazil, traditionally a powerhouse in soccer, has been experiencing a dip in form, highlighted by their failure to qualify for the 2022 World Cup knockout stages. This has led to significant changes, including the sacking of coach Tite and the appointment of interim coach Ramon Menezes. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) is under scrutiny for its management, with issues ranging from player selection to tactical approaches. Additionally, there's unrest among fans and former players, with legends like Ronaldo and Rivaldo expressing concerns over the direction of Brazilian football. The article also touches on the broader implications for Brazilian soccer, including the impact on domestic leagues and the development of young talent, amidst calls for a comprehensive overhaul of the football system in Brazil.
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