Which team are you optimistic about? Brazil?

In the past, the Brazilian team was full of stars, but now there are some players other than Neymar. And in the eyes of fans of different ages, the answer may not be the same.

In the eyes of post-80s fans, Alves.

and Thiago Silva are both very good stars. They have both represented the highest level of football as full-backs and centre-backs, as well as playing for big clubs. Alves has dedicated his best form to Barcelona.

At that time, Barcelona was known as Dream Three, and it was a great team; Thiago Silva has played for AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain.

Both teams are giants in their respective leagues. At one time, Thiago Silva was also named the world's No. 1 centre-back. Whether it's in terms of athleticism, professionalism or the level of the team they play for, both of them are well-deserved stars. <>

For post-90s fans, Brazilian players who are active in the five major leagues can do it. Vinicius.

Richarlison, Jesus.

And Roberto Firmino are good players as well. Gabriel Jesus joined Manchester City in the Premier League in 2017 for a whopping €32 million.

This football club is enough to show its strength. In the past few seasons at Manchester City, he has been remarkable, contributing nearly 100 goals. He has also been a mainstay at the national team level and won the Copa America in 2019. <>

For young fans who have only started to get in touch with football in recent years and watch football games, Paqueta, Fred, Danilo, Sandro and other players who are active in the five major leagues are well-known players and can serve as the national team jersey. Paqueta, in particular, plays in the position of attacking midfielder, and is known as the "new Kaka" in Brazil because of his style of play and appearance. It can be seen that this generation of fans still likes him very much.

Of course, looking back at the former World Cup winning team, and Ronaldo and Ronaldinho in the team.

Compared with stars such as Rivaldo and Kaka, the current samba team is indeed not so dazzling.

Now in addition to Neymar, there are also Alisson, Ederson, Vinicius, Casemiro, Marquinhos and other players who can get the shot.

The development of the Brazilian team in recent years has been very good, in addition to Neymar, there are Richarlison, Antony, Vinicius, Rodrygo and others, all of whom are very good players.

Alves and Thiago Silva, both of whom have represented the highest level of football as full-backs and centre-backs respectively, Vinicius and Jesus are very good.

Argentina. 1.Highly cohesive and collaborative.

In previous games, Argentina has always given people a feeling of instability and ups and downs, but now this Argentine team has a new feeling. The only two teams that have not lost a match.

2.Messi is now in perfect condition and technically perfect. He has gone from being a scorer to a playmaker. In Paris, he can often be seen assisting Neymar and Mbappe to score. Do you think Messi is more threatening from a goalscorer to helping the team score?

In fact, Argentina was a little impatient in the first game, and the team's proudest front court did not play as well as it should, and the team did not complete the adjustment in time after consecutive goals were blown offside. In attack, Argentina's handling of the final kick is mostly up for debate, and if it could have been a little more rational, the outcome could have been different.

Argentina's biggest weakness, of course, is that it relies too much on Messi. Dybala and Lautaro Gadi Maria were picturesque up front, but there were too many sappers in the midfield.

Argentina today still hasn't gotten rid of the Ferrari front tractor setup. Referring to Neymar's injury in 2014 and Brazil's heavy defeat to Germany, football is a team sport and the risk increases greatly if you rely too much on one person!