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Chhetri admits envy as India set to face Brazil and Uruguay in friendlies

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Chhetri admits envy as India set to face Brazil and Uruguay in friendlies

Former India captain Sunil Chhetri admitted he feels "a little jealous" watching the current generation get an opportunity to face footballing giants Brazil and Uruguay, saying he never got a chance to play against teams of such stature during his long international career.

Chhetri, who was the face of Indian football for more than two decades before retiring from international football, said the prospect of India taking on top-ranked opposition was exciting but also made him envious as a spectator.

"I feel a little jealous as a spectator.

In my 24-26 years as a professional and nearly 20 years with the national team, I never got an opportunity like this," Chhetri told the All India Football Federation (AIFF).

With India set to come up against Brazil and Uruguay in September, Chhetri hoped the players remain fit, compete with determination and make the most of the opportunity.

The former striker also backed head coach and the coaching staff when asked about team selection and the .

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