"Neymar is a reference for the world. He won't play based on who he is" - Brazil's coach Dunga

New Brazil coach has laid down the law for the national team. Dunga has replaced Felipe Scolari, who left after the World Cup host finished fourth has criticized the behavior of Neymar an Dani Alves at the summer's tournament.

According to Mundo deportivo, Dunga told Brazilian media: 

"I wouldn't have allowed these players to dye their hair while they were with the national team. Either do it before or after, but they should be thinking about the World Cup. Neymar appears with a cap or without a cap. We should be talking about what happens on the field. Neymar is a reference for the world. He won't play based on who he is. He'll play based on the team. I didn't like that the team came out with shirts in memory of Neymar (prior to the Germany game after Neymar was injured against Colombia). The message conveyed was 'we lost a warrior'. But if we go to war we can't keep crying. We can't harm the soldier who takes their place. A scene of tears is wrong in the world of football. Maybe it's sexist but men don't cry. We need to learn respect.

The former captain was in charge of the side between 2006 and 2010.