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No matter where we’re from, those places will always be with us and influence who we are now, for better or worse.

Marta, etc.

For a team that’s had transcendent players over the years, it’s a wonder that they’ve never won the Olympics or a World Cup. This iteration of Brazil’s Seleção is assuredly looking at their last chance to win a World Cup for one of the best players ever, and I don’t like the odds.

The Team

A confirmação das 23 jogadoras da Seleção, com numeração definida! #FIFAWWC pic.twitter.com/zpmDE6sCI4

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