SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian players have been told to avoid using earrings, caps and flip-flops while on international duty as part of a disciplinary crackdown by manager Dunga.
Dunga, who took over as Brazil coach in July, said players were sent a letter outlining restrictions that also cover the use of mobile phones and tablet computers during meals and team talks.
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