"My childhood friends are selling drugs in the favela with a gun in their hand. That's the future of Brazil: it's either football, music, or drug trafficking, and often you don't have a choice. It's luck," says Lucas Bruno de Almeida (Guarujá, São Paulo; 2006). He shared a locker room with Lamine Yamal, Pau Cubarsí, and Marc Bernal in Barça's youth academy and is now one of the key players for Ousadia, a team with a unique story. This team, made up entirely of Brazilians, debuted this season in the Quarta Catalana and is the eighth most followed club in Spain on Instagram, despite playing in the tenth and lowest tier. They boast a following of 1.6 million people on the platform, similar to Athletic Club. Only Real Madrid (179), Barça (144), Atlético de Madrid (18), Sevilla (3.7), Betis and Almería (2.8), and Villarreal (1.7) have more. It far surpasses Girona, triples Espanyol's, and has the same number of followers as Osasuna, Levante, Rayo Vallecano, Elche, and Alavés combined. Its most recent rivals have 164 and 699 followers, respectively.