“BRICS” is the abbreviation for the five major emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Initially, the first four countries were classified as BRICS (or “BRIC”) until South Africa joined in 2010. The important influence of the BRICS countries on regional affairs is well known; they are all members of the G20. Since 2009, the BRICS countries have held a formal summit every year. China hosted the 9th BRICS Summit in Xiamen in September 2017, and South Africa hosted the most recent 10th BRICS Summit in July 2018. The term does not include countries such as South Korea, Mexico and Turkey, where other acronyms and groupings have subsequently been established.In 2015, the population of the five BRICS countries exceeded 3.1 billion, representing approximately 41% of the world’s population; In 2018, the total nominal GDP of these five countries is approximately US$18.6 trillion, accounting for approximately 23.2% of global GDP, the total GDP (PPP) is approximately US$40.55 trillion (accounting for 32% of global GDP), and the foreign exchange reserves are estimated to total US$4.46 trillion. The overall growth rate of the BRIC countries is expected to increase from 3.9% in 2015 to 4.6% in 2016.The World Bank predicts that by 2017, the economic growth rate of the BRIC countries will reach 5.3%. The BRIC countries have been praised and criticized by many commentators. Bilateral relations between the BRICS countries are mainly conducted on the basis of non-interference, equality and mutual benefit.As a football kingdom, Brazil currently has about 22,000 national-level football players and has two competitions, the National League and the Brazilian Cup. Brazilian football talent is emerging in large numbers and there is a steady stream of outstanding players thanks to its talent discovery and cultivation system. Brazilian football schools are located throughout the country, focusing on cultivating 12- to 13-year-olds, with excellent coaches instilling in them advanced football concepts and basic skills. Each club in Brazil employs a group of experienced scouts with a keen nose. They “scout” at various football schools and competition venues throughout the year, discovering exceptional talent and reporting it to the club in a timely manner. The club decides whether to use the player after physical examination, testing and on-site observation.The national team selects players based not only on their skills, but also on whether they respect discipline, have team spirit and good character. For an athlete to win the support of the Brazilian public and establish themselves at the club, they must first have the awareness of loving football and the public. They must give their all in every game and play for themselves. Level and style, so that those who buy tickets to watch the game will give their best. Fans will have pleasure and spiritual satisfaction.Football has now become an important element of cultural exchange between China and Brazil. In order to better promote sports exchanges between China and Brazil and use the valuable experience of Brazilian football to promote the development of Chinese football, the BRICS-PED BRICS Chamber of Commerce. The seminar will be held in China next year. -PED seminar to discuss China-Brazilian football cooperation issues.BRICS-PED CEO Rodrigo DoraRetired Italian football player Mancini currently serves as a consultant for BRICS-PED. Based on the international influence of Brazilian football, BRICS-PED hopes to bring Brazil’s successful experience to the Chinese football industry.
Current BRICS-PED consultant Mancini is a famous Italian football player who started his career with Bologna in 1980 and became the youngest player to play in the Italian Serie A at the time. In 1982, he signed for Sampdoria and played for 15 years. He led the team to win 1 Serie A, 4 Italian Cups and 1 Cup Winners’ Cup. He was voted Italian Footballer of the Year twice in 1988 and 1991. Mancini joined Lazio in 1997 and officially announced his retirement after winning the Serie A championship with the team again in 2000.
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