Vinicius Jr, Raphinha, Marquinhos Named In Brazil Squad For Historic India Friendly

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Brasili: Brazil announced a 26-man squad, including stars like Vinicius Jr, Raphinha, and Marquinhos, for the friendly matches against India and Australia.

Brazil set for Australia friendlies

On September 25, Brazil will face Australians at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville. They will face the hosts again on the 29th, at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Next, the Brazilian national team will play its first-ever match against India on October 3 at 7:30 PM IST at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata.

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Ancelotti names 26-man squad

"Coach Carlo Ancelotti called up a total of 26 players on Wednesday (9) for Brazil's first matches after the World Cup. Ten of them play in Brazilian football. He released the list at the headquarters of the Brazilian Football Confederation, in Rio, from where he then gave a press conference," said a statement from CBF (Brazil Football Confederation).

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Squad for upcoming friendlies

Squad for friendlies against Australia and India:

-Goalkeepers

  • Hugo Souza (Corinthians)

  • Pedro Morisco (Coritiba)

  • Otavio (Cruzeiro)

-Defenders

  • Arthur Dias (Athletico-PR)

  • Douglas Santos (Zenit)

  • Gabriel Magalhaes (Arsenal)

  • Jair (Nottingham Forest)

  • Marquinhos (PSG)

  • Matheuzinho (Corinthians)

  • Mauro Junior (PSV Eindhoven)

  • Vitor Reis (Manchester City)

  • Wesley (Rome)

-Midfielders

  • Andrey Santos (Manchester United)

  • Breno Bidon (Corinthians)

  • Bruno Guimarães (Arsenal)

  • Danilo Santos (Botafogo)

  • Douglas Luiz (Juventus)

  • Gabriel Bontempo (Santos)

-Forwards

  • Endrick (Real Madrid)

  • Stephen (Chelsea)

  • John Peter (Chelsea)

  • Pedro (Flamengo)

  • Raphinha (Barcelona)

  • Rayan (Bournemouth)

  • Samuel Lino (Flamengo)

  • Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid). 

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