Sivasspor Manager Roberto Carlos believes having Luiz Felipe Scolari and playing at home will give Brazil a big advantage at this summer’s World Cup.
The former Seleção international, who was capped 125 times between 1992 and 2006, is pleased with the way Felipão has altered Brazil’s playing style and is confident he can lead them to victory.
“Not only do Brazil have the advantage of playing at home but also Felipe Scolari has changed the way of playing,” he said, as reported by Football Espana.
“We saw that when Brazil won the Confederations Cup in 2013.”
Brazil have been drawn in Group A alongside Croatia, Mexico and Cameroon. They open the World Cup against the Croats at the Arena Corinthians on Thursday 12th June.
