FIFA 22: Brazil proves that it is also the country of virtual football

We already know that football awakens the true essence of the Brazilian people and has become part of the country’s culture. It’s no different in the virtual world: Brazil back on top of the world Fifa18 years later with the title FIFA Nations Cup 2022 – competition between nations – 22.

In addition, Brazilian players and organizations have made history with impressive results in the other two modalities. FIFA 2022 Finalthe three world championships of the game. Therefore, it is not surprising to say that for the Brazilian scenario of the game, 2022 and FIFA 22 can be considered the best in history.

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Indeed, apart from the impressive title won as a country, Brazil are once again among the top eight players. Football World Cup – competition between players – with Paulo Netoof Atlanta Unitedand saw a home side reach the semi-finals of the FIFAe Club World Cup – competition between teams – MGCFrepresented by the coach Alex Santos and by players Gabriel Crepaldic and Philippe Baretto.

Bonus, EdsonThe player who also played in the FIFAe World Cup and finished in the top 17-20, Start of season (Rookie of the Season) From FIFA 22. In other words, CM E-Sports He was considered the game’s greatest competitive revelation.

FIFAe Nations Cup 2022 title, FIFAe Club World Cup 2022 top 3-4, FIFAe World Cup 2022 top 7-8 and FIFA 22 Rookie of the Season is more than just a excellent results for Brazil. In fact, the excellent results are proof that the game has managed to improve on the Brazilian scenario. leaps and bounds.

Moreover, big organizations and big brands in the esports industry in the country don’t care about the FIFA competition. Most of those who showed up were soccer teams approaching the stage. eFootballnot just because it’s the modality that most closely resembles the club’s flagship, and there’s potential for a return there.

Worse still, the Brazilian FIFA scene lacks huge incentives from FIFA and EA Sports, which focus on promoting international competitions rather than developing and combining local tournaments. Most gaming championships that are rarely held for the Brazilian and South American community alone are owned by third parties or even organizations.

I don’t see how this is overly romanticizing the big issues of Brazilian competitive FIFA and I would definitely give it a longer text and of course a different focus.

But understand that a one thing does not exclude the other: It is more than necessary to salute the actors and organizations that have made the country one of the benchmarks in terms of modality, even without incentives.

Now, who knows, with an international campaign of respect and perhaps increasingly effective participation. Brazilian Football Federation (CBF) and yours eChoiceThe competitive FIFA Brazilian could become more attractive in the esports industry and prove that Brazil is also the land of virtual football.