David Luiz may have found himself the scapegoat for Brazil's 7-1 humiliation by Germany, but according to one young fan, the defender is still her "champion".
The Paris Saint-Germain man left the pitch in Belo Horizonte on Tuesday night in flood of tears after Brazil's humiliating 7-1 semi-final defeat to Germany.
The scene prompted nine-year-old fan Analuz to write a letter for Luiz telling him not to be sad - complete with a brilliant drawing.
Here's a full translation of the letter (via The Mirror):
The Paris Saint-Germain man left the pitch in Belo Horizonte on Tuesday night in flood of tears after Brazil's humiliating 7-1 semi-final defeat to Germany.
The scene prompted nine-year-old fan Analuz to write a letter for Luiz telling him not to be sad - complete with a brilliant drawing.
Here's a full translation of the letter (via The Mirror):
Hi David Luiz,
My name is Analuz.
I saw all of the Brazil games in the World Cup and I liked it a lot watching you play.
I think that you don't need to be sad because you played well and did the best you could. You were a great captain.
Life is like this, sometimes people lose and sometimes people win but people only need to be happy.
David Luiz, you are my champion.
Analuz Penna Reale
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