“He’s a great player who has been playing really well this season.' Bruno Guimaraes admits sadness at Joelinton's Brazil World Cup squad snub NUFC
Most read in FootballPiers Morgan vs Simon Jordan: Hosts in fiery debate over Cristiano Ronaldo interviewBeer BANNED at World Cup as Qatar force FIFA into U-turn and Budweiser post responseNike World Cup advert features stars of the past, present and future… and Foden's nanA Neymar-led Brazil side head to Qatar plotting their first World Cup triumph since 2002 when Ronaldo scored twice in a 2-0 win over Germany, to hand the South Americans their fifth title.
Bruno was just four years old at the time and has faint memories of the celebrations that passed by his home near Rio de Janiero. “I remember everything stopped in Brazil and people went out onto the streets to celebrate,” he added.“It was one of the best moments of my life“I wanted to cut my hair like Ronaldo. Everybody in the country wanted to do the same but my mum wouldn’t let me. But I don’t want it anymore – it is not a good look!”Brazil kick off their quest for World Cup glory against Serbia next Thursday and Bruno has vowed to take his club form onto the world stage in Qatar.
He added: “With all the humility in the world, I believe I deserve to be there and I will do my best for my country.”
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