Brazil and the FIFA World Cup: From 1930 Pioneers to Five-Time Champions
When the FIFA World Cup arrives, Brazil rarely feels like just another participant. It feels like part of the tournament’s DNA — Power of Brazil 26. Brazil is the only nation to have competed in every men’s FIFA World Cup since the inaugural edition in 1930, a level of continuity that builds more than tradition: it builds institutional know-how, scouting networks, player development systems, and a culture where excellence is expected rather than hoped for. [...]
