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    [ESPN BR] Joao Pedro: “Back in the day, there was Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Romário, but if you look today, Brazil has players like that still. Vini at Real Madrid, Raphinha at Barcelona, me and Estêvão at Chelsea and Andrey Santos, too. They all play for top clubs.”
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    [ESPN BR] Joao Pedro: “Back in the day, there was Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Romário, but if you look today, Brazil has players like that still. Vini at Real Madrid, Raphinha at Barcelona, me and Estêvão at Chelsea and Andrey Santos, too. They all play for top clubs.”


    [ESPN BR] Joao Pedro: “Back in the day, there was Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Romário, but if you look today, Brazil has players like that still. Vini at Real Madrid, Raphinha at Barcelona, me and Estêvão at Chelsea and Andrey Santos, too. They all play for top clubs.”

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    3. Snoo19285 on

      I dont see any delusion tbh
      All 3 of our brazilians are HIM top top players forsure

    4. JJ-Bittenbinder on

      He’s just mentioning that they play at big clubs. There’s others he left out too like Alisson and Gabriel.

      Is there any player in the world that we all collectively say is as good as those players anyway?

    5. Sangwiny on

      Man Joao I love you, but don’t put names like Ronaldinho and R9 even in the same sentence as Vini or any of the others…

    6. hebrewimpeccable on

      I love the confidence, but also – he’s just saying they play for top clubs. Which they do.

      I love how mad it’s made other fans (Arsenal and Yanited especially) even more

    7. MealImportant728 on

      Nah he tripping, those players are leagues above the current generation of Brazilian players. This is the most dead Brazilian team ever and let’s be real Ancelotti can’t save them. Neymar tried and even he couldn’t do it, but hey we have Vini….

    9. Aware-Temperature282 on

      They aren’t comparable to r9 ronaldinho or Romario but everyone except santos top class players

    10. NB0608sd on

      This is a pretty crazy take.

      None of the current generation probably even make the bench on the 1998-2006 teams