The most unfortunate player in World Cup history is

The most unfortunate player in the history of the World Cup is undoubtedly the Brazilian player Pellet. His unfortunate experience in the 1950 World Cup final made him a pain point in the history of the World Cup that will never be erased.

That sensational game was hailed as one of the most important games in the history of the World Cup. Brazil, which is believed to have locked in the championship, only needs to defeat Uruguay at home to win the championship. However, Pellet became the representative of the entire Brazilian country and staged the worst scene in his life.

Pellet's misfortune occurred at the last moment of the game, when the two teams drew 1:1. His toes touched the ball gently, trying to clear the ball safely. However, the direction of the ball's ejection unfortunately hit Uruguay's player Guaduo. The ball suddenly changed direction and passed the hesitant Brazilian goalkeeper Babar. This goal plunged the entire audience at the Maracana Stadium into silence until the Uruguay team sealed the victory.

Pellet made a low-level mistake due to his own misfortune and suffered tremendous pressure and criticism. He became a grudge against the entire country and a typical example of Brazil's defeat. Unfortunately, this mistake will be remembered throughout his life. Even though he was previously the number one hero of the Brazilian team, his entire football career was overshadowed.

In the history of the World Cup, many players have made low-level mistakes, but Pellet's misfortune is far more serious than simple mistakes. His mistakes caused grief and ridicule across the country, making him a symbol that will never be forgotten. This pressure and misfortune were carried on his shoulders, making his football career irreversible. His story has also become the most unfortunate page in World Cup history.