World champion for Brazil names favorites for the World Cup title

Fans, former athletes, commentators and even the players called up for the World Cup say that the Brazilian team is not the favorite for the World Cup title. For Paulo Sérgio, four-time world champion with Brazil in 1994, Canarinho is also out of this race.

On the CNN Esportes S/A program this Sunday (14), the former Corinthians and Bayern Munich player named France, Spain and Argentina as favorites.

I come from a time when when people talked about the World Cup it was Brazil, Italy, Germany, France, Argentina, these were the great teams. Those who came there were selections that we would have to ignore. I believe that today, if we talk about teams that are favorites: France, Spain, Argentina. For me, these are three selections. They arrive better than Brazil.

Paulo Sérgio, four-time world champion

Paulo equated the Brazilian team with Portugal, Holland, Uruguay, Colombia, which according to him, has the strongest generation in its history.

Brazil comes from Portugal, Holland, Uruguay, Colombia, with a generation that is perhaps the strongest in their history.

Paulo Sérgio, four-time world champion

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