Neymar Was Recognized as The Best Brazilian Championship
by The technicians of the championship and a group of specialists convened by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) were responsible for choosing the best in the league.
The attacker Neymar, Santos, was elected today as the best player in the Brazilian Championship in the 2011 season in a dispute in which they were also finalists defender Dede, the Basque da Gama and the Portuguese striker Liedson from Brazil, the Corinthians.
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The player’s father received the award because the award ceremony at the Teatro Auditorio Ibirapuera, Sao Paulo, agreed with Santos’s trip to Japan, where the Brazilian team will play between 11 and 18 December the Club World Cup .
The technicians of the championship and a group of specialists convened by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) were responsible for choosing the best in the league reviewed the Efe news agency.
Despite the almost unanimous decision Neymar as the “Crack the Brasileirao” (official name of the trophy), the player lost in the public’s choice.
With more than 450,000 online votes, equivalent to 46 percent, Dede was chosen by the fans as the best player of the tournament, while Neymar Liedson was second and took third place.
On the night of the best in the Brazilian league, Corinthians were also awarded, as a champion of Serie A, and the Portuguese as monarch of the second division, in addition to the family of striker Borges, Santos, received the trophy for top scorer championship.
The revelation of the tournament, according to the CBF, was Wellington Nem, Figueirense, while technicians Ricardo Gomes, who suffered a stroke, and his replacement Cristivao Borges, the Basque da Gama, received the award for best coach.
The list of the best players, by position, the integrated: Jefferson (Botafogo) FAGNES (Basque da Gama), Dede (Basque da Gama), Revere (Atletico Mineiro), Bruno Cortés (Botafogo), Ralf (Corinthians), Paulinho (Corinthians), Diego Souza (Basque da Gama), Ronaldinho (Flamengo), Neymar (Santos) and Fred (Fluminense).
Uruguayan striker Sebastian Abreu (Botafogo) and Argentine midfielder Walter Montillo (Cruzeiro), foreigners who were finalists in their positions, left out of the Dream Team of the tournament.
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