Hundreds of fans from South Asia and South America greeted Neymar and his teammates as the Brazil squad landed in Qatar for their bid to secure a sixth World Cup. Click here for the gfull story➡️
Brazil's forward Neymar and teammates arrive at the Hamad International Airport in Doha Picture: ADRIAN DENNIS / AFP.
“Why do neutral fans support Brazil? Because they are the best in the world,” said Kelly Dias, a Brazilian who runs a cosmetics business in Madrid and is spending three weeks in Qatar.The tens of thousands of Indian football fans in Qatar are mainly divided between Argentina and Qatar.As with Argentina’s arrival, the Brazil fans got only a fleeting glimpse of their heroes as the team bus with tinted windows drove by without stopping.
The Indian contingent was joined by Brazil fans from Bangladesh and Arab nations as they waited for more than three hours outside the hotel late Saturday.
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