World Cup 2022: Richarlison Gets Tattoo Featuring 2 Brazilian Greats

• Tottenham Hotspur striker Richarlison got a new tattoo after his debut at the FIFA World Cup
• Richarlison scored three goals for Brazil and scored what could be the goal of the tournament
• Ronaldo Nazario and Neymar feature on Richarlison's new tattoo, which he got on his back

Brazil may have been eliminated from the FIFA World Cup, but Richarlison has many lasting memories of the tournament.

The Tottenham Hotspur striker impressed in Qatar, scoring three goals in the tournament.

He also netted what could still be named the best goal of the World Cup.

While Brazil didn't bring home the trophy, the Spurs frontman did get some new ink.

Richarlison also got a new tattoo to commemorate his debut World Cup. The striker got a tattoo of himself, Ronaldo Nazario and Neymar on his back, Give Me Sport reported.

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Richarlison took to his Instagram stories to share a photo of the tattoo.

It also pays tribute to Pele. The Brazilian legend was a big source of inspiration throughout the tournament for the Selecao.

The team dedicated their wins to the Brazilian great as he was hospitalised recently.

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Brazil striker Richarlison is quickly building his reputation as one of the most lethal strikers in the world.

Wearing the number 9 shirt at a major tournament for a nation that is massively talented, like Brazil, is only reserved for the chosen few. Richarlison has so far proven he is up to the task.

Richarlison had in the past expressed his desire not to get any tattoos but changed his mind after leading Brazil to Olympic gold last year.

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Tottenham Hotspur forward Richarlison may have caused a stir with his pigeon dance celebration, during Brazil's round of 16 clash at the World Cup.

However, that didn't prevent legendary Brazil forward Ronaldo de Lima from enjoying it when he was taught the dance, Sports Brief earlier reported.

Brazil literally danced their way to quarter-final qualification following their comprehensive 4-1 victory over South Korea on Monday evening.