1. Barbara (goalkeeper)
2. Antonia (side)
3. Kathellen (defender)
4. Rafaelle (defender)
5. Luana (midfielder)
6. Tamires (side)
7. Andressa Alves (striker)
8. Ana Vitória (midfielder)
9. Debinha (striker)
10. Marta (striker)
11. Adriana (midfielder)
12. Leticia Izidoro (goalkeeper)
13. Bruninha (side)
14. Lauren (quarterback)
15. Duda Sampaio (midfielder)
16. Bia Zaneratto (striker)
17. Ary Borges (midfielder)
18. Geyse (striker)
19. Monica (defender)
20. Nycole (striker)
21. Kerolin (midfielder)
22. Camila (goalkeeper)
23. Gabi Nunes (striker)
25. 
    Marta Vieira da Silva (born February 19, 1986 in Dois Riachos), is a Brazilian footballer who plays as a striker or midfielder. He currently plays for the Orlando Pride of the United States.[3]
    Marta has been chosen as the best footballer in the world six times, five in a row. A record not only among women but also among men.[4] He was considered by Época Magazine one of the 100 most influential Brazilians of the year 2009.[5]
    Since 2015 she is the highest scorer in the history of the Brazilian National Team (counting the Men’s and Women’s) with 116 goals.[6]
    In the duel between Italy and Brazil, for the group stage of the 2019 Women’s World Cup, she scored her seventeenth goal, consecrating herself as the top scorer of the Women’s World Cup and also the person with the most goals in World Cups (between men and women).[7] In addition, he is the first person to score in five different editions of the tournament (considering both men and women).[8]
    The Queen is engaged to fellow footballer Toni Deion Pressley. They have been together since late 2018, and brides since January 2021. Marta who made the request to the American player.[9] Currently, his career is managed by the agency Play9.[10]
    Career
    Professional beginnings
    Marta started playing soccer in the youth of the Centro Esportivo Alagoano (CSA) in 1999[11]and began his professional career in theVasco da Gamain 2000 at the age of 14. After three years in the Cruzmaltino team, she was loaned to the Minas Gerais teamSanta Cruz, where she would play for two more seasons, before being traded by the Rio team, to defend theUmeå IKOfSweden. For this club, she became much better known in theEuropeAnd she stood out more and more, until she was considered the best player in the world.[12]
    Los Angeles Sun
    On January 12, 2009, during the press conference that took place at the 2008 World Players Awards, he announced his transfer to the Los Angeles Sol of the United States. In the American club, she was the top scorer of the national league, leading the team to the runner-up championship.[13]
    Saints
    On August 1, 2009, Santos announced her signing, on a three-month loan (until the end of 2009), but her appearance only happened after the end of the 2009 United States Women’s Soccer League. After her time at Santos, where she played in and won the Women’s Copa Libertadores and the Copa do Brasil, she returned to Los Angeles Sol.[14] On September 10 she was introduced at the club and her debut took place on September 16, in a friendly match against Comercial-MS in Campo Grande.[15]
    FC Gold Pride
    After the closure of the activities of the Los Angeles Sol,[16] it became available for the draft (where the other clubs choose to sign the players of this club that ended its activities). The league’s rookie club, Atlanta Beat, after a deal with St. Louis Athletica, switched their position (thus receiving some players). St. Louis Athletica selected Shannon Boxx, a midfielder for the U.S. national team. Next, the Philadelphia Independence selected goalie Karina LeBlanc. Next, FC Gold Pride chose Marta to bolster their team.[17] In the 2010 season, she was for the second consecutive time top scorer of the league, and this time leading her team to the title.[18]

Brazil has a history of success in Australia in Men’s Soccer, having won the Australian Bicentennial Cup in 1989 with Coach Carlos Alberto Silva and the World Junior Championship, Under 20, in 1993 with Julio Leal.
At the 1993 World Cup the debut was also in Adelaide.
It is 13 hours the time zone between Brazil and Australia, and Brazil arrived in good time for the adaptation, on average 1 day for each hour of Fuso.
On the occasion I used the information of the Report of Prof. Carlos Alberto Silva and we provided a series of games there in several cities, we felt the difference of Fuso, and the food that in the Report of C.A.Silva was the negative point, being necessary that the CBF sent the Cook Mario and his traditional ingredients, received at the Airport that carried Mario on the shoulders, Such joy. We could not take Cook, we took how to make our meals in various Languages.
Australians are very fond of Brazilian football and have always treated us very well.
We learned a lot from them too! Everything works, including in Sports!
The final result was good, we won the U20 World Championship.

By Jucele

Julio Leal

July 6th, 2023