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The narrative culminates in the 1958 World Cup, where Deco finds himself among the national team, facing the pressures of potential failure and injury. Throughout intense matches, Deco grapples with external pressures to conform to traditional playing styles, all while trying to honor his and Brazil's footballing roots.
His breakthrough comes in the semi-finals against France, where he showcases his Jinga style, scoring three pivotal goals. This performance not only silences critics but serves as a reminder of the joy and fluidity inherent in Brazilian football.