During training of the national team of Brazil, two players suddenly became violent. It is not clear whether it is a heated argument or a joking tussle.
Brazil’s national soccer team traveled to Tokyo for the friendly match against Japan. There were unusual scenes during the training of the South American stars on Saturday. Two players, Vincius Junior and Richarlison suddenly turned on each other. A little later, the pictures made the rounds on Instagram. It’s unclear whether the argument is serious or just for fun.
In the photos, the scuffle doesn’t look like a joke. The pictures show how the footballers first discuss with each other during the practice session and then pull on each other’s jerseys. Finally, Vincius Junior presses his hand against his colleague’s head. Also seen in the photos are three teammates separating the two. Neymar, Lucas Paqueta and Dani Alves intervene to calm the dispute.
Scuffle at Brazil training
What is behind the scuffle remains open. Richarlison himself shared the scenes on his Instagram account. In addition, the well-known, laughing emoji with drops of sweat. His teammates, including Neymar and Paqueta, comment with a tearful smiling smiley. Real Madrid star Vincius writes: “Let me go”. Whatever happened on the pitch, it doesn’t seem to have dampened the spirit of the team. A video on shows the footballers arriving at the stadium playing drums and dancing before the game.
The Brazilians won a friendly against South Korea on Thursday. Almost six months before the start of the World Cup in Qatar, the South Americans won 5-1 in Seoul on Thursday. At the World Cup in Qatar later this year, Brazil will face Cameroon, Switzerland and Serbia in Group G.
Sources: German press agency, ,
Source: Stern
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