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As the conversation unfolds, the stakes become clearer: the Brazilian national team’s performance in the World Cup is not only about winning; it is tied deeply to national pride and identity. Commentators note that the pressure to win can overshadow the actual development of a coherent football identity for the team. Specifically, if Jorge Jesus were to take the reins and fail to deliver, criticisms would likely be swift and brutal—a reality that adds weight to the CBF's decision.
This debate of Jorge Jesus versus Rogério Ceni epitomizes broader conversations surrounding sports, legacy, and performance in high-pressure environments.