5 Options: How Brazil Could Have Added the 6th Star - 4 of 7 Remaining Teams Without Star
Dec 9, 2022, by Chris
Brazil were knocked off against Croatia tonight. Ahead of the match, one optimistic fan imagined how a sixth star could look for Brazil.
Fan-Made: The options were not created by the Brazil Football Federation
While the infographic looks pretty official at first glance, it has been not created by the Brazil Football Federation but by a fan. We are sure that every country that has already won a World Cup has some plans in the drawer of an additional star.
Brazil Crest Options for 6th Star
There are various options to have six stars for a crest, as shown in the infographic. At least two of them look not really good (Option 2 and Option 5), while the others are all not bad.
Option 1 would probably have been chosen for the first months
In the case that Brazil would have won the 2022 World Cup, Option 1 would have been most probable for the first time after the final. The star can be easily added to the existing five stars on the top, making it easy to create new kits with the 5th star.
At later stages, and with the launch of the first new kit, we think that Option 3 and Option 4 look the best.
Now, after Brazil were knocked out, we will have to wait until at least 2026 to see the sixth star on Brazil's kits. However, 7 other teams still have the chance to win the 2022 World Cup.
2022 World Cup - 4 of 7 Remaining Teams Have No Star Yet
Of the remaining 7 teams of the 2022 World Cup, only three have a star/stars on their kit - Argentina, England, and France.
Portugal, Morocco, Croatia, and the Netherlands have won no World Cup yet, and therefore also have no star on their kit.
Do you think a team will win their first-ever World Cup in 2022, and with it gain the first star? Comment below.
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