If brazilian clubs were from Italy

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The most sucessfully countries in FIFA World Cup are Brazil, Germany and Italy. In this three countries, just german football usually be hegemonic (Italy actually too, but just actually). So, l took the decision to compare brazilian and italian clubs, resembling them. Enjoy, and let's go!

12. Hellas Verona and Atlético-MG

Hellas Verona, since 1903

Atlético-MG, since 1908

                               P. Elkjær,

the guy who recreated Verona winning the 1985's Scudetto. One of the best players

                         from Denmark.

Ballon d'or: 🥈1985

                    🥉1984

                            Ronaldinho,

 the guy who recreated Galo winning the 2013's Libertadores. One of the best players

                          from Brazil.

Ballon d'or: 🥇2005

                    🥉2004

11. Genoa and Botafogo 

Genoa, since 1893

Botafogo, since 1904

D. Milito, underrated argentine player, the most recent Genoa's idol.

Curiosity: 50.000 Racing supporters went to Milito's last game.

Jefferson, underrated brazilian player, the most recent Botafogo's idol.

Curiosity: defend a Messi penalty in 2014 Superclássico das Américas.

10. Fiorentina e Fluminense 

Fiorentina, since 1926

Fluminense, since 1902

G. Batistuta, a argentine goalscorer who bring back the Viola's respect from the past.

🇦🇷 3 World Cups: 1994, 1998 and 2002     

Fred, a brazilian goalscorer who bring back the Tricolor's respect from the past.

🇧🇷 2 World Cups: 2006 and 2014

 9. Parma and Vasco

Parma, since 1913

Vasco, since 1898

G. Zola, a 90's Parma's magical player, who left the club to become the greatest Chelsea's player.                                                   'The Magic Box' had his 25 number retired from Chelsea.

Juninho, a 90's Vasco's magical player, who left the club to become the greatest Lyon's player.                                                        "Contra o River Plate sensacional, gol do Juninho, Monumental!"                          (Against River Plate sensational, Juninho's goal, Monumental!)                                          

8. Lazio and Internacional

Lazio, since 1900

Internacional, since 1909

🇦🇷J. Verón, La Brujita (little wich), was the best Lazio's player (1997-2000) when Biancocelesti was the best european team: 

Scudetto

🥇2000

🥈1999

🥉2001

 Cup Winners Cup

🥇1999

Coccarda

🥇1998

🥇2000

 European Supercup

🥇1999

Italian Supercup

🥇1998

🥇2000

UEFA Cup

🥈1998

🇦🇷A. D'Alessandro, El Cabezón (big head), was the best Internacional's player (2005-2011) when Colorado was the strongest south american team:

Brazilian Championship 

🥈2005

🥈2009

Libertadores

🥇2006

🥇2010

Brazilian Cup

🥈2009

Suk-Americana

🥇2008

 Recopa

🥇2007

🥇2011

🥈2009

FIFA Club World Cup

🥇2006

🥉2010 

7. Sampdoria and Corinthians

Sampdoria, since 1946

Corinthians, since 1910

                             R. Mancini, 

the player who has changed the Blucerchiati story. 

Scudetto

🥇1991

European Cup

🥈1992

Cup Winners Cup 

🥇1990

🥈1989

Coccarda

🥇1985

🥇1988

🥇1989

🥇1994

🥈1986

🥈1991

European Supercup

🥈1990

Italian Supercup

🥇1991

🥈1988

🥈1989

🥈1994

                           M. Carioca,

the player who has changed the Timão story.

Brazilian Championship

🥇1998

🥇1999

FIFA Club World Cup

🥇2000

Brazilian Cup

🥇1995

🥈2001

São Paulo state championship

🥇1995

🥇1997

🥇1999

🥇2001

🥈1998

 6. Napoli and Grêmio

Napoli, since 1926

Grêmio, since 1903

Representing the south of Italy, supporters of the Partenopei has Maradona as a god.

Representing the south of Brazil, supporters of the Imortal Tricolor has Renato Portaluppi as a god.

 

 5. Torino and Santos

Torino, since 1906

Santos, since 1912

 V. Mazzola, the greatest italian player

in XX century.

Pelé, the greatest brazilian player

in XX century.

 4. Roma and Flamengo 

Roma, since 1927

Flamengo, since 1895

                        F. Totti, Il Capitano,

                 maximum Giallorosssi idol.

                Zico, Galinho de Quintino,

              maximum Rubro-Negro idol. 

   

 3. Milan and São Paulo

Milan, since 1899

São Paulo, since 1930

     P. Maldini, a symbol of Rossoneri loyalty.

       R. Ceni, a symbol of Soberano loyalty.

2. Juventus and Palmeiras 

Juventus, since 1897

Palmeiras, since 1914

                World champion in 2006,

     Gigi didn't abandon La Vecchia Signora

                      in 2007 Serie B.

                World champion in 2002,

        São Marcos didn't abandon Verdão

     in 2003 brazilian championship Série B.

1. Internazionale and Cruzeiro

Internazionale, since 1908

Cruzeiro, since 1921

Luis Suárez Miramontes, El Arquitecto, 

the brain behind the team which defeated

the best european team in 1964,

the Real Madrid of Di Stéfano and Puskás.

Tostão, O Rei Branco,

the brain behind the team which defeated

the best south american team in 1966,

the Santos of Pelé and Pepe.