Brazil U17s hold first training session at Granja Comary ahead of World Cup
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Team held a lively training session on TuesdayCredits: Nelson Terme /CBF
The Brazil Men's U-17 National Team held its first training session at Granja Comary in Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro, on Tuesday afternoon (3), beginning the final stage of preparations for the 2026 U-17 World Cup in Qatar.
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Under head coach Carlos Eduardo Patetuci, the team began its on-field work with activities focused on improving technical skills and creating game situations.
Training began with mobility exercises and passing on the move to develop passing technique and directional first touches. Next, the players took part in a possession drill in teams of five, with goalkeepers using their feet and the aim of scoring in mini-goals.
The session ended with a small-sided 5-a-side game, with goalkeepers and goals, designed to create shooting opportunities.
The U-17 World Cup will take place from November 19 to December 13. Brazil is in Group I alongside Ireland, Tanzania and Costa Rica. The Amarelinha's opening match is scheduled for November 21 against Ireland.
The squad returns to training on Wednesday (4), with morning and afternoon sessions.
Preparations underway for the U-17 World CupCredits: Nelson Terme /CBF
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