New Brazil coach Dunga vows to restore Brazil Football Pride (7-1) too much

The 50-year-old's return to the national team was confirmed on Tuesday and he pledged to win back the public following this month's World Cup disappointment New Brazil coach Dunga has vowed to restore pride to the Selecao following their 7-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Germany. The 50-year-old’s return to the national team was confirmed by Brazil football federation (CBF) president Jose Maria Marin at a press conference on Tuesday. Dunga, who succeeds former coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, previously led the Selecao into World Cup 2010 and says he and his new team will win back the faith of the Brazilian public through hard work and a strong team ethic. "The national team still represents a lot," he said. "And we're going to win back that pride through results, showing how much we want to do our best. "We already have a plan, but the media and the fans already know me. I won't be selling a dream. I'll sell them the reality. And the reality is that we need a lot of work. - Goal.com