God is Brazilian

Discover the captivating origins of soccer in Brazil with God is Brazilian by Josh Lacey, published by The History Press Ltd in 2005. This engaging biography delves into the remarkable journey of Charles Miller, who brought the beautiful game to Brazilian soil in 1894. Armed with a pair of boots, a book of rules, and a football, Miller arrived in São Paulo only to find that the locals were unfamiliar with the sport. Undeterred, he marked out a pitch, gathered 20 eager young men, and divided them into teams, igniting a passion that would sweep the nation. With 208 pages filled with rich history and insights into the cultural impact of football in Brazil, this hardback edition is a must-read for sports enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Join Lacey as he explores how one man's vision transformed Brazil into a football powerhouse.