Brazil legend Falcão talks about this year's Copa America, playing in Europe and discusses the Champions League and the Libertadores Cup.
Falcão saying: "Not necessarily but it is good. It is good because during the whole period between two World Cups, you will have the chance to face players from teams that you are going to meet after in the World Cup. So, you gain some mileage, an experience, you get to know better because you are playing against or watching week in, week out, players that you will be up against."
"South American football has good and bad things, European football also has good and bad things. It all to do with cultural differences. We have great players there. I think we have great players there with great technique, and here in Europe is the same."
"The player learn to have more tactical discipline. In Europe there is not so much paternalism. These are differences players have to adapt to. Luckily most of them are adapting well because almost the entire national team is playing outside of Brazil -- and most of them very successfully."
