Right-back Danilo praised the Brazilian National Team’s organization for the World Cup, spoke highly of Endrick’s quality and talent, and looked ahead to the match against Haiti in the second round of the competition.
In a press conference held this Wednesday (17) at The Ridge hotel in New Jersey, United States, he praised the structure provided by the federation for the tournament.
“I have to acknowledge that the work of the people who took over the CBF has brought greater peace of mind with things players shouldn’t have to deal with. Today there is planning and organization that is among the best I’ve ever had here. It will bring short-term benefits in this World Cup. In the medium and long term, it will help create an identity with the players coming up through the youth ranks. I truly believe we will have a beautiful World Cup, but this direction will bear good fruit in the medium term, and we have to be resilient enough to wait for the processes, which is not always easy,” he said.
Danilo during a press conference for the Brazilian National Team in New JerseyCredits: Rafael Ribeiro/CBF
Experienced, the No. 13 of the Canarinho highlighted the potential of forward Endrick, seen as one of the most promising players in Brazilian football and currently playing in his first World Cup.
In a press conference held this Wednesday (17) at The Ridge hotel in New Jersey, United States, he praised the structure provided by the federation for the tournament.
“I have to acknowledge that the work of the people who took over the CBF has brought greater peace of mind with things players shouldn’t have to deal with. Today there is planning and organization that is among the best I’ve ever had here. It will bring short-term benefits in this World Cup. In the medium and long term, it will help create an identity with the players coming up through the youth ranks. I truly believe we will have a beautiful World Cup, but this direction will bear good fruit in the medium term, and we have to be resilient enough to wait for the processes, which is not always easy,” he said.
Danilo during a press conference for the Brazilian National Team in New JerseyCredits: Rafael Ribeiro/CBF
Experienced, the No. 13 of the Canarinho highlighted the potential of forward Endrick, seen as one of the most promising players in Brazilian football and currently playing in his first World Cup.
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