Nicknamed 'Canarinha' meaning 'Little Canary', Brazil play in yellow home shirts with blue shorts and white socks which are manufactured by the American brand, Nike whilst the away shirt is blue with white trim. The yellow, blue and green colours were first implemented into the Brazil kit in the 1950s after the original white and blue colours were criticised for lacking patriotism. The new wave of Brazil talent will most likely be shown in the 2014 FIFA World Cup which features players such as Neymar, Lucas Moura, Ganso, Alexandre Pato, Oscar, Bernard and Leandro Damiao.
Brazil play their home games in kit of yellow shirts and blue shorts. Wearing these shirts the Brazilian national football team is the most successful national football team in the world with five FIFA World Cup victories. Brazil is the only nation to have qualified for every World Cup. They have also managed two Olympic Silver medals in 1984 and 1988, with a Bronze medal in 1996 wearing their distinctive yellow shirts..
Nike deliver a Brazil 'Drill' top for their training days before and between matches in the upcoming Copa America competition. The present-day Brazil squad including the combination of power and flair has been replicated by kit suppliers Nike of whom have designed a Drill top using a no-nonsense [...]
Trademark blue with passionate yellow is once again used by Nike to compose Brazil's all-new away shirt for 2016. En-keeping with the mentality shown by Nike to continue the truly iconic shirts for Brazil, as seen upon their home shirt, the football fanatic nation have also been handed a stunning [...]
The iconic yellow home shirt of Brazil has been beautifully re-crafted by Nike in their latest kit design for the upcoming 2016 Copa Centenario. Worn by legends both past and present including Pele, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka, and Neymar, the Brazil home shirt with its trademark golden yellow visu [...]
Brazil played their first international away to Argentina in Buenos Aires, Argentina on the 20th August, 1914, losing 3-0. Brazil play their home international games at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil are arguably the most iconic international teams to grace the game as they have had several legendary and well known players play for them including Pele, Romario, Zico, Ronaldo, Rivelino, Cafu and Roberto Carlos.
Brazil have hosted the FIFA World Cup on one occasion with the 2014 FIFA World Cup held in Brazil. Brazil have won the World Cup on five occasions more than any other team in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002. The 'Golden Era' from the late 1950s to the early 1970s resulted in three World Cups for Brazil much thanks to FIFA Player of the Century, Pele.
