2026 World Cup / Vinicius Jr: 'We want to write our history'

Author: AkoessoPublished on: June 13, 2026Country: Brazil

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2026 World Cup / Vinicius Jr: 'We want to write our history'

Brazilian forward Vinicius Jr stated that the Brazil team wants to write its own history at the 2026 World Cup. He spoke at a press conference before the tournament, highlighting the Seleção's determination to make history.

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