forward who scored against Seleção Brasileira has played for Corinthians and Palmeiras
The author of the goal in Australia's 1-1 draw against Brazil revealed behind the scenes that he follows Brazilian football, citing Palmeiras, Corinthians and Memphis Depay , current forward from Timão.
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Brazil drew 1-1 with Australia, and who ended up stealing the scene was the author of the Australian goal. Behind the scenes, the player showed that Brazilian football has come further than imagined on the other side of the world.
The goal in the match
Australia came to a 1-1 draw with Brazil, and the Australian goal took his surname into the spotlight of the Brazilian press. Coming off the bench against one of world football's greatest forces is the kind of occasion any player keeps in their career and it was just after her that the Australian shirt opened up about its relationship with soccer played in Brazil.
What he said
Asked about Brazilian football, the goal scorer confirmed that he follows what happens around here. He said to know Palmeiras and Corinthians, the two biggest rivals of São Paulo, a derby known nationally as Derby Paulista.
In addition to São Paulo clubs, the player cited Memphis Depay , forward Dutchman who now defends Corinthians. The mention makes sense: Depay's trajectory through European weighty leagues such as PSV, Manchester United and Lyon before arriving in Brazilian football gave the player international projection and it is precisely this type of name that connects Brazilian soccer with the rest of the world.
What that means for the fans
For those who follow national football, the episode shows a point that fans sometimes lose sight of: Brasileirão has been increasingly accompanied abroad, especially since the arrival of international players consecrated in Brazilian clubs. When an opponent of the selection cites Palmeiras, Corinthians and Memphis Depay in the same sentence, it is clear that the product of Brazilian football circulates far beyond the borders of the country.
Where we are now
Australia left the match with Brazil tied at 1-1, with the Australian goal scored by a player who declares himself linked to Brazilian football and closely follows Depay's moment in Corinthians.
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