Brazil

Brazil are the ultimate World Cup nation. No country has won the tournament more often, and no shirt carries quite the same mix of pressure, romance and football mythology. From Pelé and Garrincha to Zico, Romário, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaká, Neymar and Vinícius Jr, Brazil's story is packed with genius, flair and unforgettable moments.

The Seleção have won the World Cup five times: 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002. The 1970 team is still remembered as one of the greatest sides ever assembled, while the 2002 generation brought the trophy back to Brazil with Ronaldo, Rivaldo and Ronaldinho leading the attack. Since then, though, Brazil have been chasing a sixth star for more than two decades.

The 2026 World Cup gives Brazil another chance to end that wait. They face Morocco, Haiti and Scotland in Group C — three opponents with very different stories. Morocco bring recent World Cup pedigree, Haiti bring underdog energy and Scotland bring history, travelling support and a long-awaited return to the biggest stage. Brazil will be favourites, but this group still demands focus from the first whistle.

Morocco are Brazil's biggest test in Group C. After reaching the semi-finals in 2022, Morocco are no longer just a dangerous outsider — they are a serious tournament team with defensive strength, technical quality and belief against elite nations. Brazil against Morocco could be one of the best matches in the group stage.

Haiti bring one of the tournament's strongest underdog stories. They may not have Brazil's star power, but they will carry huge pride and motivation into every match. For Brazil, this is the type of game where patience, professionalism and a ruthless edge are needed.

Scotland complete Group C and bring a huge football culture back to the World Cup. With passionate support, physical intensity and a point to prove, Scotland will not want to simply make up the numbers. Brazil against Scotland also has real history, with the nations meeting in previous World Cup tournaments.

Yellow, blue, green and white — Brazil's kit identity is one of the most famous in sport. The yellow shirt with green trim, blue shorts and white socks is instantly recognisable across the world. It is more than a football shirt; it is a symbol of flair, creativity and the weight of World Cup history.

Brazil shirts are elite mystery pulls because they feel special immediately. Even casual fans know the colours. Collectors know the history. From Pelé's 1970 shirt to Ronaldo in 2002 and the modern generation led by Vinícius Jr, a Brazil shirt carries magic before the match even starts. For a World Cup Mystery Shirt Box, Brazil is one of the strongest countries to land.