Why are young players in Brazil growing slowly now? What problems do they encounter?

In the past two years, I think there is a problem with the training of young players in Brazil, which is that they are too strong and have to play football in European teams before they mature. Whether it is Enderick or Rock, they all go to the giant teams at less than 20 years old and go to Real Madrid and Barcelona to explore.

However, the current situation of these two people is not very satisfactory.

Enderick was struggling in Real Madrid and encountered a bottleneck in development. His solo style led to his fall out of favor. Ancelotti didn't like to use him very much; Rock became a parallel player, and Barcelona couldn't play out on loan and went to Betis. Now he returned to Palmeiras, Brazil, and his performance was also bleak.

Reminds of how he helped Brazil win the U20 Copa America championship three years ago and scored six goals to win the top scorer. It is also a pity that he was so depressed in less than a few years.

plus other players, stars such as Risalisson have not developed well, and Neymar has become a "meat Mar". Now there are not many outstanding stars in the Brazilian team.

Whether Vinicius or Rodrigo, they are still far from their predecessors Ronaldo, Kaka, Ronaldo and others.

The sluggishness of the World Cup qualifiers in South America also reveals the dilemma of the Brazilian national team. Perhaps the Brazilian team we see next year's World Cup will be the most star-less combination since these cups, and will be overshadowed compared with teams such as Spain and Argentina.

Not to mention winning the championship, it may become difficult to achieve good results and it will be difficult to compete with other opponents.

Some time ago, Ronaldo also accepted interviews from some media and talked about the current situation of Brazilian football. He said that the Brazilian team now has a problem, which is that it will lose its own style a bit and will appear to be "European". Players lack creativity and cannot play a pleasant football style.

When it comes to this problem, fans also felt it. When you see the skills of Vinicius and others, you will also find that they are not very similar to Brazilian players, but more like stars trained from the European youth training production line.

The technology is precise and focused on the overall play, and it is easy to be predicted by the opponent.

Close your eyes and recall the scene of their playing football. You can also think of their technical movements in your head. What you need to do in the first step, the second step is to cut in, the third step is to hit the goal, and the counter-pushing speed.

is also clear about it.

The more this happens, the more it reflects what Ronaldo is worried about. Too lacks creativity, making the player's personal abilities not outstanding, making it difficult to break the situation.

Interestingly, Spain's Yamal is more like a Brazilian. His current style of playing football, you will think that he is not a Spanish player but is jumping samba. The beauty, agility and ability to combine sudden passes are all a bit like Ronaldo and Ronaldo.

No wonder many fans are making fun of Yamal, who is the "Brazil King of Football" wearing Spanish jerseys. He came to help the Spanish team achieve technical poverty alleviation and transform the team.

The Brazilian team, which is technically born, cannot find a young player similar to Yamal in the team, which is also regrettable.

This was something I didn't dare to think about before.

Think carefully, there is something wrong with the current training model of young players in Brazil, which is a bit of the problem that was made during the training of German youth training before. Germany is "homogeneity", and lacks uniqueness when cultivating players, which makes the national team have outstanding highlights. Brazil is the European development route. At a young age, players go to Europe to play football, receive the baptism of football culture there, and then return to the national team, and become a "European team wearing Brazilian skin", which does not have that kind of agile South American football style.

There are also some changes that you have to say, and there are also some disadvantages. They will appear to be "unparalleled" and run counter to the tradition of Brazilian football.

Judging from the examples of Rock and Enderick, I think the development route of young Brazilian players is not so urgent. As strong as Ronaldo, when he first went to Europe to play football, he did not say that he would choose a giant club first, but went to Eindhoven, Eredes, to adapt there and be familiar with the rhythm of European football.

After two years of understanding, I feel it's okay, so I go to Barcelona, ​​Inter Milan and other giant teams to find gold and reach the peak of my career.

Going to the giant team first may not be a good choice, but it is better to develop from a team with a low starting point.

I think the teams such as Benfica, Porto, and Portugal Sports in Portugal are all very good, at least they are much better than those of Barcelona and Real Madrid.

Even if you want to go to the top five leagues, it is suitable to choose small and medium-sized teams such as Real Betis. At least it can make you familiar with the environment and accumulate experience when you appear in the game, which is much better than sitting on the bench.

Like Anthony came to play in La Liga recently, which is much better than before in Premier League Manchester United. It is better for him to stay in a team that suits him.

Therefore, in career planning, you can take it slowly and develop step by step, so that the cultivation of young players will not decline so quickly.

This may be a problem that young Brazilian players need to pay attention to when growing up in the future.