64 percent of the country's population is not enthusiastic about the World Cup. 14.5 percent of people do not know where this year's World Cup is being held, or when it will be held. The name of the country? You will be surprised to hear it. There is so much apathy about football in Brazil. The country is famous as the 'country of football'.
In 2014, the football grand festival was held in Brazil. Most of the people in Neymar's country did not want to look back at football even then. And one of the reasons behind this is political instability. On top of that, the black shadow of corruption in the economic system. Therefore, the people of the country did not want to be immersed in football in such an unstable situation. Rather, a section of Brazil wanted to use the World Cup stage to vent their anger against the state. Similarly, during the 2014 World Cup, mass movements took a strong shape across Brazil. But the administration finally suppressed it with a strict hand. There was more or less sabotage at that time. But the World Cup festival was completed well.
Several days before the start of the World Cup, street parties have started on the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The traditional name of this 40-year-old tradition is 'Aljirao'. There are only 20 days left for the start of the World Cup in Russia. However, there is no sign of Aljirao starting this time. The worst news is that Aljirao has lost its ten-year-old sponsorship. As a result, there is doubt whether this very old tradition will start before the football grand event starts in Russia on June 14.
Very few Brazilians are following the news of Neymar and Marcelo. A large part of them, however, believes that this Brazilian team has the ability to win the World Cup for the sixth time. On the other hand, a part thinks that Neymar has the ability to carry the Brazilian team on his shoulders alone. However, one thing needs to be said.
How excited is Brazil ahead of the World Cup in Russia? The Panama Institute in Brazil actually wanted to conduct a study on this. They were surprised by what the study revealed. They provided all the statistics.
Brazilian football administrators are singing the same tune as in 2014. They claim that everything will be fine if Neymar's team wins the World Cup. Some of the administrators are also claiming that Brazil's humiliating loss to Germany in the last World Cup has alienated the common people of the country.
A large section of football fans have lost faith in the country's football team. Neymar's first task in the World Cup in Russia will be to regain that faith. And there is no other way to win back the hearts of the country's people than to win the World Cup. At least that's what Brazilian football circles are saying. Source: Zee News
