Unfancied Brazil will stay sharp at the World Cup, Casemiro says
Brazil's midfielder Casemiro believes that being considered underdogs in the upcoming World Cup may benefit the team. Despite being the most successful team in World Cup history, Brazil has not won the trophy in 24 years. The team aims to leverage their mix of experience and youth as they prepare for their opening match against Morocco on June 13.
- ▪Brazil is the only team to have participated in every World Cup and has won five titles.
- ▪Casemiro mentioned that the team is in good shape and has a strong squad.
- ▪Brazil has faced challenges leading up to the tournament, including a change in management and leadership.
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