The Brazil national football team, governed by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), stands as the most successful international side in history with a record five World Cup titles and nine Copa América triumphs, famously adopting their iconic yellow shirts with green trim, blue shorts and white socks after abandoning their original all-white kit following the traumatic 1950 World Cup final defeat at Maracanã, though they temporarily revived the white design for the 2019 Copa América, while their traditional away colors feature blue with white trim, and throughout their glorious history they’ve been graced by legendary players like Pelé, the three-time World Cup winner often called the greatest footballer of all time; Garrincha, the magical winger who led them to 1962 World Cup glory; Ronaldo, the phenomenal striker and two-time World Player of the Year; Ronaldinho, the smiling magician who embodied the joy of Brazilian football; and modern icons like Neymar, who continue the legacy of jogo bonito that has made Brazil’s canary yellow jersey the most recognizable and revered in world football.