Neymar is scared because of Belgium, the disturbing data that may indicate Brazil won't win the World Cup

Neymar Jr has stated that he wants to be World Champion with Brazil and he's been working hard to get on his best level to the Qatar World Cup. He's the star of a national team that is filled with talented players and experienced ones. They are one of the favorites to carry the trophy home, but there's a detail that now has come to light. 

There have been 21 World Cups in history and Brazil has been the most successful in this competition. This country has always been the birthplace of the most interesting and talented players in history. Some of them are legends that will never be forgotten like Pelé, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo Nazario, Garrincha, Cafú, Kakà, and so on. 

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They are currently the top ranked national team in the World, followed by Belgium, Argentina, France and England to complete the top 5 national teams in FIFA. This fact indicates not only the great moment that Brazil is going trough when speaking about soccer but also their great level overall and throughout history. 

Brazil has 5 World Cup trophies and is the world's most accomplished national team. They have been at the top of FIFA ranking for quite some time and they're aiming higher every time. This is precisely what could lead to their downfall in the coming World Cup. 

Brazil's possible downfall

Statistics show that the World Cup champion has never, not once, been the top ranked team in FIFA's ranking. This could have been changed if Belgium had a better role in the Nations League and became #1 winning the competition, which will be no longer possible thanks to today's defeat against Netherlands. This also means that no matter what happens in this tournament's ‘Final Four’, the Brazilian squad will remain number one and will have to fight against all odds to be World Champions.