Thiago Rahan: Brazil's World Cup hopeful
Igor Tiago, the striker of the Brazilian national team, was born in the impoverished Jamara neighborhood on the outskirts of Brasília. He faced economic hardships after losing his father at the age of twelve, with his mother taking sole responsibility for his care. He worked in construction and sold goods in the markets to make ends meet. He began his football career at an early age, progressing through teams such as Cruzeiro and Club Brugge before joining the English club Brentford. There, he became one of the top scorers in the Premier League and was regarded as one of the rising talents. He is now considered the genuine center forward for Brazil’s national team, and Coach Carlo Ancelotti relies on him for the 2026 World Cup.
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