Brazil's World Cup outlook examined by Romario and Gabriel Jesus

Former Brazil striker Romario praised Italy's Carlo Ancelotti, noting the coach's effort to learn Portuguese and his intriguing squad selections. Romario said he would have preferred a Brazilian manager but acknowledged Ancelotti's commitment to winning the World Cup, and highlighted Neymar's return from injury as a potential boost for Brazil.

Forward Gabriel Jesus explained his omission from Brazil's 26‑player squad, attributing it to limited playing time and injuries. He expressed humility about the decision, reflected on his personal faith, and compared Brazil's football legends, naming Romario, Ronaldo and others as his inspirations.