“He’s dealt with a lot of tough games,” Popoca said. “He’s the kind of person who is willing to take responsibility in tough times and wants the team to put their trust in them.
Many people say Vinicius isn’t good at finishing, but I disagree. He’s always been the top scorer in most of Flamengo’s U teams.”
Shortly after Copinha, Vinicius left for Chile to play for Brazil’s U17 team at the South American U17 Championship.
Here, Vinicius’ reputation was further enhanced by seven goals, contributing to Brazil’s championship.
This tournament also left a big lesson for Vinicius about supporting the defense. His direct critic was Brazil U17 head coach Carlos Amadeu.
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