A discussion appeared on this topic, the possibility of a red shirt as a second cherry for the Brazilian team for the upcoming World Cup. Information was leaked by the site “Foti’s addresses”Sports Uniform, indicates that Canarinho can adopt red color as a second uniform in the 2026 World Cup.
To analyze the effect and symbolism of the grandmother, the Felfio Gomez and Robson Morieli journalists were invited to discuss the direct topic in CNN Arena. With different situations, they analyzed the proposal under various publications: historical, symbolic and commercial.
Robson Moreli was critically placed in the idea of change in traditional costume.
The journalist said: “I am very traditional. I think yellow is the main and blue is the second. Maybe we don’t even see the red shirt in the World Cup, because it will rely on the uniform of the opponent. But I am still better.”
Meanwhile, Flávio Gomees talked about important changes and innovations with the arrival of red costume.
“We are about to have a foreign technician for the first time in a long time. This is already an important rupture. The red shirt can be one. There are options that do not use flag colors: Germany plays white, Japan in blue and Italy as well. Brazil can justify a red shirt with Redwood, with original baseball.
Flavio seized the opportunity to remember that the current yellow shirt is not the origin to choose.
“Until 1950, Brazil played white. The change came after the defeat in Marakan, in a newspaper that was promoted by a newspaper. The 1958 blue source has a religious background, with loyalty to Mrs. Aparesida. That is, Brazil has undergone symbolic changes before.”
Robson Moreli, in turn, explained the potential change with more pragmatism. “I do not see him as something that will pressure the players. It seems to me a commercial decision CBFIn partnership with Nike. The idea is to launch and sell a new shirt, and the red attracts attention. “
Moreli stressed that despite the historical and cultural arguments presented by Gomez, he still sees the main reference of the team’s identity.
“Yellow, blue, green and white are the colors in which we define the Brazilian team. The shirt may be beautiful, and we have had red or black shirts on the specified date, as is the case in decorations or social causes, but the identity must be preserved.”
At the end of the program, journalists also commented on the fact that Brazil After using red shirts on other historical occasions – in 1917 and 1936 – always on time and away from necessity.
“In 1936, for example, Brazil entered the field with an independent shirt of Argentina, in South America. It was different times, and there was no bilateral costume,” Flavio said.