Renan Santos: They become... quickly players to be sold and exported, especially full-backs, wingers and defensive midfielders, they lose any link with the Brazilian way of playing and become these somewhat stateless figures who play for the national team as if they were doing us a favor.
Desconhecido: From my point of view, it's very bad to give up my vacation to play something you're forced to.
Returning public safety to Brazilian neighborhoods and de-favelizing Brazilian neighborhoods means opening space for the return of small pitches, small courts, community spaces so that the boys come back to playing football.
Renan Santos: It also means having a scholarship policy for students who do very well in their interclass championships so that they can go to the first football clubs without going through the figure of the agent, and there practice, over that time, the Brazilian style of playing football.
Renan Santos: But it doesn't stop there.