FIFA World Cup 2026 :Canada/Mexico/United States: Discussion Thread

[gagux123]

Yes this is true! Many young European players have a great possibility of playing in some European team, of course, there are teams that are the elite of Europe, but there are also teams that are of a lower quality.
For a young man to play for a big club, it will depend on his performance, opportunity and also on his manager.

In the last world cups, I confess that Germany played below its potential, it is far from being the team of the 2014 cup, I could even say that the German team is in decline, another team (outside Europe) that is also in decline is Brazil, they will hardly have another team like the 2002 or 2006, for example.

I am not sure whether you can compare Germany with Brazil. The problem with Germany is that younger players are not coming up. They are overdependent on some of the oldies such as İlkay Gündoğan, Marco Reus, Manuel Neuer and Thomas Müller. On the other hand, although there is some dependence on Neymar, Brazil do have a great bunch of younger players. I am talking about Antony, Emerson, Vitor Roque and Raphinha.  The only issue with Brazil is that their national league is not strong and most of the players are dependent on European leagues.

I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

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[nullama]

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I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

Yeah, but that's the thing, any good player from Brazil will end up playing at the European competitions, and not playing in their local teams.

Maybe when they are really just starting, but scouts are all the time having a look and if they find a good player, they will grab them and ship to Europe as soon as they can.

Also, the earlier they sign them, they can get away with paying them less money.

[tusandii]

I am not sure whether you can compare Germany with Brazil. The problem with Germany is that younger players are not coming up. They are overdependent on some of the oldies such as İlkay Gündoğan, Marco Reus, Manuel Neuer and Thomas Müller. On the other hand, although there is some dependence on Neymar, Brazil do have a great bunch of younger players. I am talking about Antony, Emerson, Vitor Roque and Raphinha.  The only issue with Brazil is that their national league is not strong and most of the players are dependent on European leagues.

I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

The development of German football is very good and Germany already has a fairly well-known Domestic League, but in terms of native German players I don't see significant development, there are only a few young German players who can be relied on and even then they can't compete with players from England, Spain and Paris .
For the next World Cup maybe Germany can still survive but I can't say too far.

Previously, Berazil was a country that was able to produce talented footballers and could make a brilliant career in the Europa League, but for now it only looks almost the same as Germany.
But in terms of football development, for now Germany is superior to Brazil and this is a disappointment for Brazilian football fans because they cannot expect much from the Brazilian national team.

If Brazil and Germany meet in the next World Cup I think Germany will be superior in terms of players even though the World Cup is still about 3 years away but if you look at the development of football from the two countries it is clear that Brazil is far behind Germany.

[slapper]

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The development of German football is very good and Germany already has a fairly well-known Domestic League, but in terms of native German players I don't see significant development, there are only a few young German players who can be relied on and even then they can't compete with players from England, Spain and Paris .
For the next World Cup maybe Germany can still survive but I can't say too far.

Previously, Berazil was a country that was able to produce talented footballers and could make a brilliant career in the Europa League, but for now it only looks almost the same as Germany.
But in terms of football development, for now Germany is superior to Brazil and this is a disappointment for Brazilian football fans because they cannot expect much from the Brazilian national team.

If Brazil and Germany meet in the next World Cup I think Germany will be superior in terms of players even though the World Cup is still about 3 years away but if you look at the development of football from the two countries it is clear that Brazil is far behind Germany.

you're absolutely right, and it's sad! Germany's football machinery is top-notch, maybe the best, but where's their powerhouse of native talent? They've got a big league, sure, but where are the young German studs to compete with those English, Spanish, and Parisian magicians? The World Cup? Please! Germany might scrape by, but the future? Who knows

Now, Brazil? Oh, the mighty Brazil! Once the golden children of football. Now? Well, they’re just another Germany in the making, and it's painful to admit. Brazil, you had one job! Produce great footballers. What happened? Brazil's hopes? Dashed! I can only imagine the tears of their fans

The next World Cup? If Brazil meets Germany? Even if it’s years away, mark my words: Germany will dominate. Brazil's fallen, and Germany's, at least, got their act together a little bit more

[Leviathan.007]

I am not sure whether you can compare Germany with Brazil. The problem with Germany is that younger players are not coming up. They are overdependent on some of the oldies such as İlkay Gündoğan, Marco Reus, Manuel Neuer and Thomas Müller. On the other hand, although there is some dependence on Neymar, Brazil do have a great bunch of younger players. I am talking about Antony, Emerson, Vitor Roque and Raphinha.  The only issue with Brazil is that their national league is not strong and most of the players are dependent on European leagues.

I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

The development of German football is very good and Germany already has a fairly well-known Domestic League, but in terms of native German players I don't see significant development, there are only a few young German players who can be relied on and even then they can't compete with players from England, Spain and Paris .
For the next World Cup maybe Germany can still survive but I can't say too far.

Previously, Berazil was a country that was able to produce talented footballers and could make a brilliant career in the Europa League, but for now it only looks almost the same as Germany.
But in terms of football development, for now Germany is superior to Brazil and this is a disappointment for Brazilian football fans because they cannot expect much from the Brazilian national team.

If Brazil and Germany meet in the next World Cup I think Germany will be superior in terms of players even though the World Cup is still about 3 years away but if you look at the development of football from the two countries it is clear that Brazil is far behind Germany.

That's the reason of why in Germany we have much more stability than other countries like Brazil, in Brazil they have many talents and young players but unfortunately, the management system is not good enough and usually, the talented players can't grow and use their talents for their country
But because of the system in Germany, they try to pay attention to the younger player and that's why compared to all other teams, usually we see teams like Germany have more stability.

[Jody.Drummer]

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I saw some people say Football is the sport for poor people and poor nations because this sport needs just one ball, but in this new generation, the rich countries with better situations will invest money there and this investment is the reason for other countries Venezuela to have bad performance and usually fail in the race with other teams.

Not even one ball.

Kids everywhere in the world would just start kicking anything to play football, it's typical to see in the favelas in Brazil barefoot kids just kicking whatever object was around them for a quick game.

And I've seen it, and I even remember doing it myself as a child. Lol

Maybe for some people soccer is a sport for poor people, but for me it's not. I feel that soccer is actually a very expensive sport. And even if soccer is a poor man's sport, look at how popular it is now, it even ranks as one of the most popular sports enjoyed by many people in the world.
Maybe this is just the opinion of each person, I will not dispute it.

I see that there are many lessons that I can take from soccer.

[Swordsoffreedom]

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I saw some people say Football is the sport for poor people and poor nations because this sport needs just one ball, but in this new generation, the rich countries with better situations will invest money there and this investment is the reason for other countries Venezuela to have bad performance and usually fail in the race with other teams.

Not even one ball.

Kids everywhere in the world would just start kicking anything to play football, it's typical to see in the favelas in Brazil barefoot kids just kicking whatever object was around them for a quick game.

And I've seen it, and I even remember doing it myself as a child. Lol

Maybe for some people soccer is a sport for poor people, but for me it's not. I feel that soccer is actually a very expensive sport. And even if soccer is a poor man's sport, look at how popular it is now, it even ranks as one of the most popular sports enjoyed by many people in the world.
Maybe this is just the opinion of each person, I will not dispute it.

I see that there are many lessons that I can take from soccer.

Bro, you guys think kids need a football to actually play football? In my young days, I used to play football with an empty bottle with the kids. Football is definitely the most popular sport in the world. And if someone says that football is the sport for poor people, I will definitely say that he’s pretty dumb to think that. Football is the sport of the world. From tender youth to wise old age, from affluence to poverty, it captivates the hearts of all indiscriminately.

And if football was not played by rich people, why football has been attracting rich people towards the game? And why football is one of the sport which pulls the most amount of money? I think some people just confuse the fact that a lot of people and majority of the worlds population are interested and also play football. But very few percentage of the population actually go pro in football.
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[Oneandpure]

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I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

Yeah, but that's the thing, any good player from Brazil will end up playing at the European competitions, and not playing in their local teams.

Maybe when they are really just starting, but scouts are all the time having a look and if they find a good player, they will grab them and ship to Europe as soon as they can.

Also, the earlier they sign them, they can get away with paying them less money.

Brazil have many talented not only with their domestic league but also many Brazil talented play with top European teams until difficult for manager who get chance for get calling to play with national teams. Actually, Brazil domestic league is not really bad, many Brazil teams success promote their young player and success sign by top European teams but almost FIFA World Cup edition less player get national called from domestic league teams.

I doubt with Neymar future will get national team calling after leaving PSG and plays for Al Hilal, we know Saudi Pro League is not more competitive than European competition but Brazil national teams manager will priority him or not?

[LUCKMCFLY]

Yes this is true! Many young European players have a great possibility of playing in some European team, of course, there are teams that are the elite of Europe, but there are also teams that are of a lower quality.
For a young man to play for a big club, it will depend on his performance, opportunity and also on his manager.

In the last world cups, I confess that Germany played below its potential, it is far from being the team of the 2014 cup, I could even say that the German team is in decline, another team (outside Europe) that is also in decline is Brazil, they will hardly have another team like the 2002 or 2006, for example.

I am not sure whether you can compare Germany with Brazil. The problem with Germany is that younger players are not coming up. They are overdependent on some of the oldies such as Ilkay Gündogan, Marco Reus, Manuel Neuer and Thomas Müller. On the other hand, although there is some dependence on Neymar, Brazil do have a great bunch of younger players. I am talking about Antony, Emerson, Vitor Roque and Raphinha.  The only issue with Brazil is that their national league is not strong and most of the players are dependent on European leagues.

I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

Well, it's not that they are weak because things in the Brazilian teams are quite tough, the climate and all the competition is tough, I would like the qualifiers in Europe and around the world to change, that is, that the European teams play as well in South America and they have to experience climate changes to see how their performance will be, in Europe things in soccer are different because they have more support, that is, they put more money into it, but the quality and the way of playing in Argentina, Brazil is too much. Didn't you know that the Brazilian team has to have very high standards for players to qualify for the national team? They require height, strength, there are some players who, since they were little, have only dedicated themselves to playing soccer very well because they know that the only way out of poverty is through soccer, well, without going too far, you just have to see the life of Anthony (Manchester United ), for him his triumph was to play very well to get his family out of the favelas in Brazil, and then, how many more players are there who are not lucky enough to be seen and who promise in these countries? It cannot be said that the leagues in South America are weaker, there is what Mbappé said and he had to eat his words, soccer in South America is very strong, only it does not have the advertising support like in Europe, and it is because in In some South American countries there are no soccer schools like those in Europe, but only bringing some of the infrastructure from Europe to South America could see great results, between pure Argentina and Brazil they have a lot of material, this without mentioning Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, They are teams and countries that have good leagues but without the slightest help from the governments or from any organization, so it's not that it's easier, it's that the facilities that they have in Europe are not here.

As for Germany, I am sure they have talent, and people who play with their soul, I have played soccer with Germans in my country and these people run like there is no tomorrow, their soccer technique is exquisite, they are very strong, they have such strength that if you don't start running very hard they send you to the ground with just a push, and that's not to mention the height of the Germans, which is something impressive, it's like watching horses run with the ball, if a A small or average player can have a very good performance due to his skill, for example a Messi, but after all they don't have support, so Germany does have high-level players, they just haven't looked for them or haven't discovered them.

[tusandii]

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The development of German football is very good and Germany already has a fairly well-known Domestic League, but in terms of native German players I don't see significant development, there are only a few young German players who can be relied on and even then they can't compete with players from England, Spain and Paris .
For the next World Cup maybe Germany can still survive but I can't say too far.

Previously, Berazil was a country that was able to produce talented footballers and could make a brilliant career in the Europa League, but for now it only looks almost the same as Germany.
But in terms of football development, for now Germany is superior to Brazil and this is a disappointment for Brazilian football fans because they cannot expect much from the Brazilian national team.

If Brazil and Germany meet in the next World Cup I think Germany will be superior in terms of players even though the World Cup is still about 3 years away but if you look at the development of football from the two countries it is clear that Brazil is far behind Germany.

you're absolutely right, and it's sad! Germany's football machinery is top-notch, maybe the best, but where's their powerhouse of native talent? They've got a big league, sure, but where are the young German studs to compete with those English, Spanish, and Parisian magicians? The World Cup? Please! Germany might scrape by, but the future? Who knows

Now, Brazil? Oh, the mighty Brazil! Once the golden children of football. Now? Well, they’re just another Germany in the making, and it's painful to admit. Brazil, you had one job! Produce great footballers. What happened? Brazil's hopes? Dashed! I can only imagine the tears of their fans

The next World Cup? If Brazil meets Germany? Even if it’s years away, mark my words: Germany will dominate. Brazil's fallen, and Germany's, at least, got their act together a little bit more

German players for the past 2 or 3 seasons until now are very visible and don't really stand out and when this happens for a long time missing later at the start of the 2026 World Cup then Germany will not have a really strong national team like the 2018 World Cup down which has a performance that can be said to be almost perfect.
Now the quality of German players has decreased rapidly and the German football association should not remain silent, at least they really fund or maximize football training by using administrators or coaches who are really reliable.

If I say their meeting at the World Cup later I also still believe that Germany can dominate but when Germany meets other national teams such as England, France, Spain, Netherlands, Portugal or Argentina I'm not sure Germany will be able to compete.

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The development of German football is very good and Germany already has a fairly well-known Domestic League, but in terms of native German players I don't see significant development, there are only a few young German players who can be relied on and even then they can't compete with players from England, Spain and Paris .
For the next World Cup maybe Germany can still survive but I can't say too far.

Previously, Berazil was a country that was able to produce talented footballers and could make a brilliant career in the Europa League, but for now it only looks almost the same as Germany.
But in terms of football development, for now Germany is superior to Brazil and this is a disappointment for Brazilian football fans because they cannot expect much from the Brazilian national team.

If Brazil and Germany meet in the next World Cup I think Germany will be superior in terms of players even though the World Cup is still about 3 years away but if you look at the development of football from the two countries it is clear that Brazil is far behind Germany.

That's the reason of why in Germany we have much more stability than other countries like Brazil, in Brazil they have many talents and young players but unfortunately, the management system is not good enough and usually, the talented players can't grow and use their talents for their country
But because of the system in Germany, they try to pay attention to the younger player and that's why compared to all other teams, usually we see teams like Germany have more stability.

The development of players between Germany and Brazil does look very different, after all for now football has become one of the targets as a field for doing business or making money.
In Brazil there are a lot of cases that make no sense about the football industry and some of these cases also have a big impact on the development of the players there.
Actually if these two countries have good performance and can prioritize improving the playing skills of the players I can say Brazil could be superior but in reality Brazil is not as good as Germany in handling the training of football players.

[marcous]

The development of players between Germany and Brazil does look very different, after all for now football has become one of the targets as a field for doing business or making money.
In Brazil there are a lot of cases that make no sense about the football industry and some of these cases also have a big impact on the development of the players there.
Actually if these two countries have good performance and can prioritize improving the playing skills of the players I can say Brazil could be superior but in reality Brazil is not as good as Germany in handling the training of football players.

In terms of coaching young players, Germany is indeed better than Basil. Because their Domestic League (Bundesliga) is one of the best leagues in Europe, most of the German National Team players are in orbit from there. Meanwhile, Brazil and its league are not as advanced as Germany, but if you look at the statistical results, Brazil is superior to Germany in terms of the number of trophies.

On the other hand the goal of a soccer player is to become famous and get paid well by the club, but I think it's a win-win. Neither for the player nor for the club, and of course this is not a problem.

[Leviathan.007]

The development of players between Germany and Brazil does look very different, after all for now football has become one of the targets as a field for doing business or making money.
In Brazil there are a lot of cases that make no sense about the football industry and some of these cases also have a big impact on the development of the players there.
Actually if these two countries have good performance and can prioritize improving the playing skills of the players I can say Brazil could be superior but in reality Brazil is not as good as Germany in handling the training of football players.

In terms of coaching young players, Germany is indeed better than Basil. Because their Domestic League (Bundesliga) is one of the best leagues in Europe, most of the German National Team players are in orbit from there. Meanwhile, Brazil and its league are not as advanced as Germany, but if you look at the statistical results, Brazil is superior to Germany in terms of the number of trophies.

On the other hand the goal of a soccer player is to become famous and get paid well by the club, but I think it's a win-win. Neither for the player nor for the club, and of course this is not a problem.

I completely agree with you saying Germany got a much better situation with coaching the younger talents because regarding Germany, in their country, they usually try to use the younger talents and invest in younger people by paying them more attention and having a bright future these younger people, but still, in Brazil, we know football got much higher priority and any kid in street plays football even if they don't have a ball, they use the other objects instead.
Here can see paying attention to younger talents will give much better and stables result if you compare these two countries. 

[Die_empty]

I completely agree with you saying Germany got a much better situation with coaching the younger talents because regarding Germany, in their country, they usually try to use the younger talents and invest in younger people by paying them more attention and having a bright future these younger people, but still, in Brazil, we know football got much higher priority and any kid in street plays football even if they don't have a ball, they use the other objects instead.
Here can see paying attention to younger talents will give much better and stables result if you compare these two countries. 

Germany is richer than Brazil so they have better infrastructure and invest more in grooming young talents. But Brazil seems to be blessed with talented footballers. Most of these players didn't have the privilege of going to football academies like we have in Europe. They develop themselves by playing football on streets and ill-equipped pitches. The Brazilian league is filled with talents that become world-class immediately after they get to Europe. I think this is also the case in most South American and African countries.

In terms of coaching young players, Germany is indeed better than Basil. Because their Domestic League (Bundesliga) is one of the best leagues in Europe, most of the German National Team players are in orbit from there. Meanwhile, Brazil and its league are not as advanced as Germany, but if you look at the statistical results, Brazil is superior to Germany in terms of the number of trophies.

On the other hand the goal of a soccer player is to become famous and get paid well by the club, but I think it's a win-win. Neither for the player nor for the club, and of course, this is not a problem.

There is no basis to compare the German Bundesliga and the Brazilian Serie A. The former is well organized, enjoys more sponsorship, and has fewer corruption issues. The German league also has better pay for players and coaches than the Brazilian league. Most national team players of Brazil play in clubs in Europe because of better work conditions. It can be assumed that Brazil is blessed with more football talents than Germany.

[Litzki1990]

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I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

Yeah, but that's the thing, any good player from Brazil will end up playing at the European competitions, and not playing in their local teams.

Maybe when they are really just starting, but scouts are all the time having a look and if they find a good player, they will grab them and ship to Europe as soon as they can.

Also, the earlier they sign them, they can get away with paying them less money.

Brazilian players dream of playing in European clubs.  Various clubs in Europe view Brazil's minor tournaments as a big deal and take good notice of everyone's games. After taking good notice of each one's performance, the president of the club offered him a contract from the club, which fulfilled the hopes of the Brazilian star. Most of the Brazilians are being watched by Real Madrid and Barcelona. Directly these two clubs offer young players. Many Brazilian players are performing for various clubs across Europe. There are so many Brazilian stars in Europe that the Brazil team management has to take on a lot of challenges in announcing the squad because in Europe every player plays well in their own position so it becomes a big concern for the management to decide which player to leave out and which player to keep.

[Slow death]

Yes this is true! Many young European players have a great possibility of playing in some European team, of course, there are teams that are the elite of Europe, but there are also teams that are of a lower quality.
For a young man to play for a big club, it will depend on his performance, opportunity and also on his manager.

In the last world cups, I confess that Germany played below its potential, it is far from being the team of the 2014 cup, I could even say that the German team is in decline, another team (outside Europe) that is also in decline is Brazil, they will hardly have another team like the 2002 or 2006, for example.

I am not sure whether you can compare Germany with Brazil. The problem with Germany is that younger players are not coming up. They are overdependent on some of the oldies such as İlkay Gündoğan, Marco Reus, Manuel Neuer and Thomas Müller. On the other hand, although there is some dependence on Neymar, Brazil do have a great bunch of younger players. I am talking about Antony, Emerson, Vitor Roque and Raphinha.  The only issue with Brazil is that their national league is not strong and most of the players are dependent on European leagues.

I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

let's be honest, how many times has neymar saved the brazil national team? my answer is simple: in recent times brazil doesn't need neymar, just see that in the last world cup he was injured and there were some games in which he didn't play and even so brazil did very well, as for the brazilian league not be very strong, I disagree, the problem with the main team of Brazil is that they put strange coaches, who do not perform well before they become coaches of Brazil and when they become coaches of Brazil these same coaches call the same players to play in the core team

It's not normal that coach X appears and calls 2 players, then coach Z appears and calls the same 20 players, then another coach y comes and calls the same 20 players, it seems that all coaches have the same opinions, which cannot be possible , so there is another problem here, looking at the players who play in the Brazilian league, it is easy to see that they are good players and that they could be playing in the main team, but they are not because they do not play in Europe, and that is something ridiculous

for example i saw a portuguese coach yesterday criticizing what i'm talking about, he wondered what they were calling neymar since neymar is injured and has stopped playing for a long time, could it be that in brazil there aren't players that are good to the point of having to call neymar who hasn't played for a long time and is injured? honestly and shameful, it looks like playing in europe has become a certificate that even if the player stops playing for 1 year he is still better than the active player in the brazil league, something very wrong to think. and this is not going to change because I see that the problem is in the guys who are managing soccer in Brazil

[snipie]

There is no basis to compare the German Bundesliga and the Brazilian Serie A. The former is well organized, enjoys more sponsorship, and has fewer corruption issues. The German league also has better pay for players and coaches than the Brazilian league. Most national team players of Brazil play in clubs in Europe because of better work conditions. It can be assumed that Brazil is blessed with more football talents than Germany.

Europe leagues are better than the rest of the world leagues and when we talk about the top 5 leagues we are trying to compare the incomparable.
Bundesliga and the other top teams in Europe are financially better than most of the other teams around the world. They attract people from around the world because they offer the advantage to play and live in an European town. Their salaries are quite good comparing to Brazil I assume. Young talents of Brazil were picked early by European teams. Obviously Brazilian play a lot of football since the younger age so their talents improve a lot.

[Silberman]

I completely agree with you saying Germany got a much better situation with coaching the younger talents because regarding Germany, in their country, they usually try to use the younger talents and invest in younger people by paying them more attention and having a bright future these younger people, but still, in Brazil, we know football got much higher priority and any kid in street plays football even if they don't have a ball, they use the other objects instead.
Here can see paying attention to younger talents will give much better and stables result if you compare these two countries. 

Germany is richer than Brazil so they have better infrastructure and invest more in grooming young talents. But Brazil seems to be blessed with talented footballers. Most of these players didn't have the privilege of going to football academies like we have in Europe. They develop themselves by playing football on streets and ill-equipped pitches. The Brazilian league is filled with talents that become world-class immediately after they get to Europe. I think this is also the case in most South American and African countries.

While soccer is incredibly popular at Europe I have no doubts that Brazil and Argentina have the most intense fandom to the point it can be considered a religion there, so even if kids at those countries do not have the same support network in place they can thrive simply because there is a burning desire within them to succeed at all costs and some see in soccer the only way to get more opportunities in their lives, so it makes sense Brazil and Argentina can generate so many talents.

[Sithara007]

While soccer is incredibly popular at Europe I have no doubts that Brazil and Argentina have the most intense fandom to the point it can be considered a religion there, so even if kids at those countries do not have the same support network in place they can thrive simply because there is a burning desire within them to succeed at all costs and some see in soccer the only way to get more opportunities in their lives, so it makes sense Brazil and Argentina can generate so many talents.

In case of Argentina and Brazil, most of the residents are descended from Italian and Iberian migrants. These two regions used to be football powerhouses in Europe and the same has been transplanted to Latin America. And in terms of absolute population, Brazil is larger than any of the European nations. That also helps. But despite having so much talent, the local leagues in these two countries are in very poor shape and most of their players are forced to participate in European and Arab leagues. And this will have a negative impact on the long term.

[Leviathan.007]

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I didn't know of the football situation in Germany, I imagined that they had some young promises to compete in the next world cups, but I believe it will be difficult for us to see a Germany like 2014 world cup.

Regarding Brazil, unfortunately they don't have a new star to replace Neymar, they have good players and that's true (Raphinha, Vini Jr, Casemiro, Richarlison and others).
The Brazilian national league (Brasileirão/Copa do Brasil), it is weak compared to European teams, but there are good teams that always stand out in Libertadores and Sul Americana, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Corinthians, which are some examples.

Yeah, but that's the thing, any good player from Brazil will end up playing at the European competitions, and not playing in their local teams.

Maybe when they are really just starting, but scouts are all the time having a look and if they find a good player, they will grab them and ship to Europe as soon as they can.

Also, the earlier they sign them, they can get away with paying them less money.

Brazilian players dream of playing in European clubs.  Various clubs in Europe view Brazil's minor tournaments as a big deal and take good notice of everyone's games. After taking good notice of each one's performance, the president of the club offered him a contract from the club, which fulfilled the hopes of the Brazilian star. Most of the Brazilians are being watched by Real Madrid and Barcelona. Directly these two clubs offer young players. Many Brazilian players are performing for various clubs across Europe. There are so many Brazilian stars in Europe that the Brazil team management has to take on a lot of challenges in announcing the squad because in Europe every player plays well in their own position so it becomes a big concern for the management to decide which player to leave out and which player to keep.

That's because in Brazil we have many talented people who want to get a chance to play for any team but in Brazil, there are not many teams with high amounts of investment to hire players and give them good amount of salaries.
Mostly because the sponsors prefer to invest in European teams.
I think this situation in Brazil is going to be solved easily to get developed like European countries.

[alegotardo]

Brazilian players dream of playing in European clubs.  Various clubs in Europe view Brazil's minor tournaments as a big deal and take good notice of everyone's games. After taking good notice of each one's performance, the president of the club offered him a contract from the club, which fulfilled the hopes of the Brazilian star. Most of the Brazilians are being watched by Real Madrid and Barcelona. Directly these two clubs offer young players. Many Brazilian players are performing for various clubs across Europe. There are so many Brazilian stars in Europe that the Brazil team management has to take on a lot of challenges in announcing the squad because in Europe every player plays well in their own position so it becomes a big concern for the management to decide which player to leave out and which player to keep.

Certainly now scouts are much more attentive to good players, not only from Brazil but from all over Latin America, because the Arab Emirates are "stealing" European players with offers they can't refuse and so it is necessary to try to fill the gap occupied by these players.

Not only in America, but all over the world we have excellent potential players, the big clubs just need to have a less discriminatory vision and know how to see these opportunities, invest in new players.

I believe that this departure of European players to the United Arab Emirates will not last long, they signed some relevant players to be able to attract the attention of the world and raise the greed of other players in order to create an "organic flow" of new signings without the need to pay astronomical amounts for it.
Meanwhile, still unknown players may get their chance to break into Europe.... I hope this is a good thing.