Juventus abandoned the player at the age of 23: 20 goals in 20 games! Leading the scorer list, selected for the Brazilian national team

On August 26, the Brazilian national team announced the latest roster. Neymar was out of the election, and Real Madrid's Vinicius, Rodrigo and Militon were not among them. In the last two rounds of the World Cup qualifiers, Brazil will face Chile at home and away against Bolivia. Juventus abandoned the player at the age of 23 and broke out: he scored 20 goals in 20 games! Leading the scorer list and being selected for the Brazilian national team.

At present, Brazil has broken through in the World Cup in the World Cup and advanced to the United States, Canada and Mexico. The remaining World Cup qualifiers will be Brazil's training match. Since winning the 2002 World Cup, Brazil has never reached the World Cup finals again. In 2006, 2010, 2018 and 2022 World Cups, Brazil has all stopped in the quarterfinals. Brazil lacks competitiveness in the World Cup and is suppressed by its arch rival Argentina in the Copa America. Samba Legion gave up its local coach and invited Ancelotti to coach in order to achieve change.

With the World Cup already, An Shuai has used new players to train young players. Joe Ge of the Brazilian Cruzero team was selected for the Brazilian national team for the first time. The forward player who lost at Juventus completed his transformation after returning to the Brazilian league. Joe was from Santos youth training and scored 5 goals in the 2019 U17 World Cup, helping Brazil's U17 win the championship. In 2021, the summer when Ronaldo left Juventus, Ruogen left Santos to join Juventus for a transfer fee of 7 million euros.

Jogen has only played 11 times in Juventus' first team, has had a knee overhaul, and was not kicked out by loan at Frosinone. Last summer, Juventus sold him to Cruzero for 7.2 million euros. Ruoge is in full form in the Brazilian League this season, making 20 appearances for Cruzero, starting every game, scoring 15 goals and assisting 5 times, and not scoring penalty goals, ranking first in the Brazilian League scorer list. Under the leadership of Joe Ge, Cruzero ranks third in the Barcelona standings, 5 points away from Flamenco, who is topped by the top.

Jogen, who was unable to play in Juventus and was abandoned by the Zebras, proved his strength in the Barcelona League. His career development trajectory is a bit like Barbosa before Inter Milan. Interestingly, Barbosa is also playing for Cruzero now. After leaving Flamenco this year, he came to Cruzero without a visa and played a substitute for Joe. If Jue continues to play like this, he has the hope of following Brazil to compete in the World Cup, and he still has the opportunity to return to the five major leagues. Juventus added a second transfer clause to the Joe Ge transaction, which may make a profit.