
Vinicius Jr.
Real Madrid's electric winger — the future of Brazilian football and arguably its present.
Brazil has produced more football genius than any nation on earth. Who is the greatest Seleção legend?

Real Madrid's electric winger — the future of Brazilian football and arguably its present.
The mastermind behind Brazil's 1970 World Cup triumph — intelligent, selfless, brilliant.

Pure joy in football form — his 2005 Ballon d'Or season was football at its most beautiful.

The rocket shot against France (1997) defines the most spectacular left-back ever.
Brazil's modern icon — flair, dribbling and goals at the highest European level.

The 1999 Ballon d'Or winner with a bicycle kick goal that defines Brazilian creativity.
The White Pelé — Brazil's greatest technical maestro who never won a World Cup.

AC Milan's legendary goalkeeper and one of Brazil's finest ever between the posts.
The King — three World Cup winner and the greatest footballer who ever lived.

The most capped Brazilian ever — the greatest attacking right-back in football history.

The Joy of the People — a dribbling wizard who won two World Cups with devastating skill.

The phenomenon — the most naturally gifted striker the game has ever seen.
“Vinicius Jr.”
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