With a World Cup victory already under his belt, he is more resistant to the enormous pressure than many managers would be.
He is still tinkering with his side, struggling to recreate the beauty and efficiency of his 2002 team. The forthcoming Confederations Cup will be an opportunity for Scolari to test his side in a competitive environment.
History suggests Scolari knows how to assemble a Brazil team capable of going all the way to glory. It's clear he has a vast array of talent at his disposal, and the roar of the home crowd should provide the players with all the motivation and inspiration they require.
The greatest danger to Brazil is the threat of Spain. La Roja have been remarkably consistent in international tournaments of late, and they'll be desperate to retain the World Cup.
However, on home soil, Brazil have to be favourites to reclaim the prize they crave most of all. Football is heading home.
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