He set his players up by interpreting Richarlison’s famous dove dance, which the Brazilian performs for each of his goals, at the moment of Richarlison’s third goal. After the match, Tite, coach of the Brazilian national team, was involuntarily delighted with the demonstration of his wards against South Korea (4-1) in the 1/8 finals.
Tite began his speech by being, just like the day before, irritated after reading that he would have played an injured Gabriel Jesus, which would have resulted in the Arsenal player losing the entire World Cup. “Spreading fake news about him is irresponsible. I’m shocked. The therapy went well for him, as for the other wounded. »
“This team is balanced and that’s what can make us go far”
Obviously, when asked about the Neymar match, Tite relaxed. “He made a difference on the pitch. This is one of our greatest strengths. I want to congratulate our doctors. Neymar was so motivated and everyone else was so happy to see him again. He is ready for what comes next. With him, the potential is stronger because he improves others with his technique. »
In three group games, Brazil scored only three goals, while the Koreans scored four goals. For Tite, there is nothing irrational in this observation. “We are in one of the toughest groups of this World Cup (with Serbia, Switzerland and Cameroon). He tested us and helped us. »
Asked to explain what he is most proud of, the coach admitted that it is “the offensive potential and this generation’s defensive rage. They are so serious. Not only on the field, but also outside it. This team is balanced and that’s what can take us far. »
Source: Le Parisien
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