Individual skills, one-touch passing, movement off the ball and creativity are all Jogo Bonito style. Brazil’s 2022 FIFA World Cup looks like they are getting closer to the title with each passing match. Brazil reached the quarterfinals as first place in Group G, which included Serbia and Switzerland. Brazil also demonstrated the strength of the bench by fielding their number two team against Cameroon.
Brazil showed dominant football in the first half against Korea in the quarterfinals. Jogo Bonito emerged as the center of attention as the team won the game 4-1. Brazilian soccer legend Pelé is a major influence in popularizing Jogo Bonito. In 1977, Pele published his autobiography titled “My Life and the Beautiful Game”. “I dedicate this book to all the people who made this great game a beautiful game,” said Pele.
One of Brazil’s most recent goals against Korea was exemplified by Jogo Bonito. Striker Richarlison dropped the ball, stroking it with multiple controlled touches to the head, which he dropped to centre-back Marquinhos, who flicked it to Silva and Silva to Richarlison. The player converted it into goal with a beautiful finish.
Brazil shook up the field in the 1970s by implementing the 4-2-4 formation to the max. Mario Zagalo’s then team became world champions in 1970. Tite is now playing a modified version of that lineup after many years. Brazil play good football in Qatar and celebrate after every goal.
Brazil’s current style is able to cleverly mask some of the team’s weaknesses. Brazil, without a creative midfielder, attacks and scores. While Tite brought a large group of forwards to Qatar and successfully executed all of his plans, opposing teams are becoming more defensive. It remains to be seen what surprises Tite will come up with to delight football fans as he moves towards tougher competition.
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