SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Think of Brazil's famous No. 10 shirt and the mind conjures images of Pele, Zico or Rivaldo swaggering past transfixed defenders with a nonchalant dip of the shoulder before belting the ball past a helpless goalkeeper.
If any football jersey could attain almost mythical status it was that one, symbolising the flair and artistry that the Samba nation gave to the Beautiful Game.
