Brazil
The most successful nation in World Cup history. Brazil have won the tournament five times and produced more iconic players than any other country on earth. Jogo bonito — the beautiful game — was born in Brazil, and the yellow shirt remains the most recognisable in world football.
History
Brazil's World Cup story is unmatched. Five titles across six decades, with the 1970 side — featuring Pelé, Rivelino, Jairzinho, and Tostão — widely regarded as the greatest international team ever assembled. Their 4–1 victory over Italy in the 1970 final in Mexico City is the benchmark for attacking football at its most beautiful.
Further titles in 1994 and 2002 cemented Brazil's dominance, with Ronaldo's performances in 2002 — including a brace in the final against Germany — among the greatest individual World Cup displays ever seen. Brazil remain the only nation to have appeared in every World Cup finals tournament.
Kit History & Colours
Yellow and green — the most iconic kit in world football. Brazil's canary yellow home shirt is instantly recognisable on every continent and has been worn by the greatest players the game has ever produced. It is the jersey that defines international football.
Their Nike kits are the best-selling international shirts on the planet, and the yellow of Brazil is a colour that transcends football and represents an entire nation's identity and joy.