There are as many as 4 Brazilian League teams in the Club World Cup, but the team that should be visited has no chance to come.

Although the Club World Cup has not ended yet, no matter who wins the championship, it may not change a fact--the most successful league in this Club World Cup is the Brazil League. Because there are as many as 4 participating teams in Brazil's League, Botafogo, Palmeiras, Frumenense and Flamengo. The Club World Cup stipulates that a maximum of two participating teams can be reached in a league, but the Brazilian League ignored this rule because it won the South American Liberators Cup championship in the past four seasons. This is like, if Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool, and Arsenal can also win the Champions League championship in four seasons and are in the selection period of the Club World Cup, then the Premier League will also send 4 teams like the Brazilian League.

There are not only many teams participating in the competition in Brazil, but also their results are not bad, so we are not here to make up the numbers. There is no harm without comparison. Look at Argentina's two traditional teams, River Plate and Boca Youth, both failed in the group. The four teams in the League of Brazil have all qualified from the group. Among them, Palmeiras also reached the quarterfinals, and Fruminense even reached the semi-finals, with a chance to compete for the championship. So, from the perspective of the league, the Brazilian League has definitely achieved the best overall results this time, with quantity and quality, crushing the five major European leagues.

However, if you insist on having regrets, you can still find it. For fans familiar with Pakistani A, these four participating teams are definitely familiar, but there are actually many traditional strong teams in Pakistani A, but not every period is at its peak. For example, Sao Paulo, Atletico Minero, and Gremio are also powerful teams in the Brazilian League, and they all won the South American Liberators Cup. It is a small regret that they failed to participate in the Club World Cup. Of course, it is a bit too extravagant to say this. With the current selection criteria, one league can only lead to four teams, and the only way is to win the Champions League championship (or the South American Liberators Cup championship) in four seasons. You can't send all the traditional wealthy families here, right?

However, do you feel that the team that should represent Brazil to participate has no chance to come.

Santos.

In terms of historical achievements, Santos is not the best in Brazil, and they are not as good as Palmeiras. But the magic of Santos is that they have cultivated the king of football Bailey. So Santos always has a special temperament in Brazilian League, which is a bit like Naples in Serie A. Naples' historical heritage is far from the traditional top three, but it is because of Maradona that Naples has always been a special existence in Serie A.

Of course, Santos' historical results and league status are far better than Naples. However, Santos has not been at the peak of the Brazilian League for a long time. While other teams of the same level are winning the South American Liberators Cup, Santos has even been relegated in recent years. Even at present, they are fighting hard for relegation.

In fact, Santos did not have the Club World Cup, and there is another regret, that is, Neymar, the third man in the world in the past, cannot appear in this event. Infantinot criticized Miami International for participating in the competition, received traffic from Messi, and once tried to get Ronaldo to come. It can be seen that he needs the influence of superstars very much to build momentum for the Club World Cup. Neymar must meet this condition.

But unfortunately, Santos has long been reduced to a second-rate team. At least in recent years, they have been very far away from the Club World Cup. I don’t know if the Brazilian League can continue to win the South American Liberators Cup. If so, then there may be several teams in the next Club World Cup, but no matter who it is, it will not be Santos’ turn.