Brazil captain Danilo's speech after the Copa America Quarterfinal penalty shootout loss was filled with a sense of responsibility for the team and deep concern for the young players. He first acknowledged the team's shortcomings in the game, especially in grasping the chances, but at the same time emphasized the fighting spirit and quality shown by the team on the field, which embodied the Brazilian team's never-say-die spirit.

In particular, Danilo called on the outside world to give more time and patience to the young players, who he believes have shown great potential and the ability to achieve great things. He understands that Brazilian soccer, as one of the best in the world, has long carried the expectations and pressure of countless fans, but in the face of failures and criticisms, he hopes that society will support these growing stars with a more tolerant and understanding attitude.

He specifically mentioned young players such as Endrick and Savio, saying that they are the ones who need to be supported and encouraged. Danilo understands that young players will inevitably encounter setbacks and difficulties on their path of growth, but it is these experiences that can sharpen their will and enhance their abilities. Therefore, he called on the fans and the media to give them more patience and trust, believing that they will be able to bring more glory to Brazilian soccer in the coming matches.

While regretting the outcome of the match, Danilo recognized Uruguay's excellent performance and said that it was an opponent that had done well in the tournament. He also said that Brazil had all the conditions to win the evenly matched match, but failed to capitalize on their chances in the end. Nevertheless, he remains confident about the future and believes that the loss will not shake the foundation of Brazilian soccer, but will be a driving force for the team to move forward.

Finally, Danilo once again expressed his firm support for the team and the young players, believing that with everyone's joint efforts, Brazilian soccer will be able to usher in a brighter tomorrow.

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