Joshua Law
Sports Sandro: 'It Was a Privilege to Play for Spurs. Leaving Is My Biggest Regret'

Sandro: 'It Was a Privilege to Play for Spurs. Leaving Is My Biggest Regret'

After 10 years in Europe that took in seven clubs, a lot of ups and more than his fair share of downs, Sandro is back in Brazil. Still only 31, he has fuel…

Joshua Law (London)
Sports Wendell: 'Brazilian Players Have a Higher Value as We Produce the Best'

Wendell: 'Brazilian Players Have a Higher Value as We Produce the Best'

For some Brazilians, the road to approbation in European football is bumpy. The most obvious obstacle is the playing style – higher paced, less forgiving – and…

Joshua Law (London)
Sports Football in Brazil Continues Despite Coronavirus

Football in Brazil Continues Despite Coronavirus

On Sunday morning in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, Grêmio players and coaching staff emerged from the tunnel at their empty stadium…

Joshua Law (London)
Sports Black Football Managers Join Forces in Maracanã to Condemn Racism in Brazil

Black Football Managers Join Forces in Maracanã to Condemn Racism in Brazil

Occasionally football acts as a springboard for conversations that affect society as a whole. That happened in Brazil at the weekend. Before Fluminense hosted…

Joshua Law (London)
Sports Brazil Manager Tite is Fighting for the Copa América – and His Job

Brazil Manager Tite is Fighting for the Copa América – and His Job

The honeymoon has been over for a long time, but it is worth remembering the admirable speed with which Tite became the nation’s sweetheart when he took over…

Joshua Law (London) Tom Sanderson (London)
Sports Why is World Cup-winner Lúcio Still Playing at 40? ‘My Love for Football'

Why is World Cup-winner Lúcio Still Playing at 40? ‘My Love for Football'

Sixteen years after Brazil’s last triumph at a World Cup, Lúcio is the last man standing. The 40-year-old defender is the only player from the team that won…

Joshua Law (London)