FIFA Club World Cup: meet CONMEBOL's South American giants

A look at arch-rivals Boca Juniors and River Plate, plus Brazil's Botafogo, Flamengo, Fluminense and Palmeiras

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00:00Here in Brazil, there is a lot of quality compared to Brazil, South America or Europe.

00:07So, really, in this championship, we will be able to see this.

00:19The fact that being able to live the experience of being in this club,

00:22of playing in the Bombonera, of playing with this shirt,

00:26and defending this shirt, I think it's one of the most beautiful emotions I've ever had to live in my career.

00:42I always wake up a little more, I always wake up a little more,

00:44so it makes the player,

00:47I don't know what he did or what he did,

00:52but it keeps evolving day-to-day.

00:55So, that makes Marcelo always look for perfection.

01:08I think the Botafogo is a club that has been growing a lot.

01:12It's a club that has made people love him.

01:20It's going to be a big shock for him.

01:29It's going to be a big shock cultural,

01:30but it's a unique experience for these players,

01:34who will follow us.

01:36And this energy is very important for us,

01:38so that players can feel motivated.

01:42And this is not just about the first two clubs,

01:45but by the way.

01:50Someone always makes him learn,

01:51from all his experience,

01:53from all his trajectories.

01:54It's a great teammate and a great person.

01:57I think it's my heart's team.

02:01And it's not the other team on the other side.

02:03I think it doesn't matter the other team on the other side.

02:14As long as we don't leave everything we have in the field,

02:18we won't be the spirit of a Palmeiras player,

02:24from the first to the second, to fight.