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Alves: I've always been with the Brazilian national team, giving the manager options and possibilities

Alves: I've always been with the Brazilian national team, giving the manager options and possibilities

Although Brazil have secured their reach for the World Cup final in Qatar, veteran Alves said the team would still go all out to play a good game ahead of the match against Paraguay.

In a press conference ahead of the match, Alves said: "We have reached the World Cup finals, but when he wears the national team shirt alone, you are not only a member of a special group, but also a story. In this country, people look at football in a special way. ”

'No matter what the situation is, I know that every time I put on the national team shirt and every time the fans come into the stadium, they want to see me play at my best level.'

"I think I brought experience to the national team, a spirit of selfless dedication and a serious attitude to defend this shirt with great respect. I think combining these two aspects will make the atmosphere of the team healthier and more hopeful. ”

"I feel like I've always been with the Brazilian national team, giving the manager options and possibilities. It's not because I'm a favourite for the national team, or because I've played a lot of games, but because of my focus, discipline, character and dedication. ”

"I think we created different ways of playing because we're dominant in other positions as well. Brazil breaks the mold that sets us apart from the rest of the world. ”

At right-back, Brazil also have players like Danilo and Sandro, for a competition between themselves and those two players. Alves said: "I think the difference between us is that they are physically good, while I am more technically capable and I am able to understand more about some of the things that happen during the presentation process. I've made myself more or less a point guard, which is what I've been doing all my career. ”

"There is healthy competition between us because we are obviously competing for the national team."

(Two monsters)

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