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00:00How did you come back to Korea and Japan?
00:05To come back to Korea and Japan is a great emotion for me.
00:09I have good memories.
00:11In 2002, it was my first World Cup.
00:14We had the pleasure and privilege to work with that team
00:18and be pentacampeons here.
00:23It was my first memory of football.
00:29My generation was 94, 93, 92.
00:34It was the last memory of the world to be champion in the World Cup.
00:42When I became champion in 2002, I had 23 years old.
00:46I remember.
00:47I was born in 1996 and I started to understand what was football.
00:50I don't remember anything.
00:51I'm going to maintain 3 years old.
00:55This is making me feel older.
00:59It's a big change.
01:02It's been a long time since the World Cup.
01:05They have an incredible chance to write their names eternally for history.
01:12Most of them have not been champion.
01:14It's a very new group.
01:16And I think it helps.
01:19Because the hunger of wanting to be champion again,
01:21the hunger of seeing our country again,
01:24it's a lot of football.
01:25It's a lot.
01:26It's a lot of people who are here,
01:27even those who are not here, who are not here.
01:30It's called responsibility,
01:32because there are players in the Brazilian League League
01:34that are in the last World Cup.
01:36They will pass the ball.
01:37And they need to make a legacy.
01:38To conquer and mark a generation,
01:42I'm sure this is our goal for this World Cup.
01:45Let's see more about the world.
01:46Bye.
01:46Bye.
01:48Bye-bye.
01:51Bye.
01:52Bye.
01:52Bye.

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