Tokyo: Brazil no longer dependent on superstars neymar To win the game, manager Tite Said on Sunday, looking to step in with the Olympic gold medalist generation world Cup,
Neymar underscored his importance to Tiet’s side by scoring the 72nd and 73rd goals of Brazil’s career in a friendly 5-1 defeat to South Korea in Seoul last week.
He took her within striking distance of the giant PeleThe record for scoring 77 goals for five-time World Cup winners.
Tiate downplayed Brazil’s reliance on Neymar as his team prepares to face Japan in a friendly in Tokyo on Monday, saying a new generation of players is ready to share the load.
“I have been in charge of the national team for a long time and in that time I have made a lot of mistakes and made some good decisions as well,” he said.
“We have a new generation coming in and the one good thing I’ve done is to try out a lot of players. We are no longer dependent on one attacking player.”
Brazil won gold due to delay in epidemic Tokyo Olympics Last year they beat Spain 2-1 in the final after extra time.
love the olympians Richardson And Bruno Guimaraes has joined Tite’s senior team, and assistant coach Cesar Sampaio said it was a “happy problem”.
“Players with experience and those who won Olympic gold here in Japan are now coming together,” said the former midfielder.
“We have players with a lot of speed and creativity, especially in the attack.”
Brazil will look to end their two-match tour of Asia with a win against Japan at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo on Monday.
Japan, which was relegated to hosting the Games, is playing at the venue for the first time, having warmed up with a 4-1 win over Paraguay last week.
Manager Hajime Moriyasu said his players would have to be “brave and aggressive” to beat Brazil – something Japan has never achieved in a full international.
“We want to make our mark in the World Cup and the match against Paraguay was a start in that direction,” Moriasu said.
“We need to go further than ever and try to push our limits. I want the players to do that tomorrow.”
Neymar underscored his importance to Tiet’s side by scoring the 72nd and 73rd goals of Brazil’s career in a friendly 5-1 defeat to South Korea in Seoul last week.
He took her within striking distance of the giant PeleThe record for scoring 77 goals for five-time World Cup winners.
Tiate downplayed Brazil’s reliance on Neymar as his team prepares to face Japan in a friendly in Tokyo on Monday, saying a new generation of players is ready to share the load.
“I have been in charge of the national team for a long time and in that time I have made a lot of mistakes and made some good decisions as well,” he said.
“We have a new generation coming in and the one good thing I’ve done is to try out a lot of players. We are no longer dependent on one attacking player.”
Brazil won gold due to delay in epidemic Tokyo Olympics Last year they beat Spain 2-1 in the final after extra time.
love the olympians Richardson And Bruno Guimaraes has joined Tite’s senior team, and assistant coach Cesar Sampaio said it was a “happy problem”.
“Players with experience and those who won Olympic gold here in Japan are now coming together,” said the former midfielder.
“We have players with a lot of speed and creativity, especially in the attack.”
Brazil will look to end their two-match tour of Asia with a win against Japan at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo on Monday.
Japan, which was relegated to hosting the Games, is playing at the venue for the first time, having warmed up with a 4-1 win over Paraguay last week.
Manager Hajime Moriyasu said his players would have to be “brave and aggressive” to beat Brazil – something Japan has never achieved in a full international.
“We want to make our mark in the World Cup and the match against Paraguay was a start in that direction,” Moriasu said.
“We need to go further than ever and try to push our limits. I want the players to do that tomorrow.”