Ancelotti Brings More Young Players for Brazil Friendlies Against Japan and Singapore
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Brazil’s selector includes the two Real Madrid and Barça attackers on his November friendly list against Japan and Singapore
The coach Carlo Ancelotti announced, on Thursday (29), the players called for the last Fifa Date of 2026, which will happen in November (see below). The news were Jonathan Jesus (Cruceiro), André Luiz (Corinthians), Marlon Gomes (Shakht)
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Ancelotti brings more young players for Brazil friendlies against Japan and Singapore
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti announced his squad Thursday for the national team’s friendlies against Japan and Singapore in November, once again leaning heavily toward youth as the five-time world champions continue rebuilding following a disappointing World Cup.
The convocation of Carlo Ancelotti for the friends of the Brazilian team against Japan and Singapore, on November 14 and 17, respectively, which will be announced today, at 3 p.m., at the headquarters of the CBF, must have fewer players who act in Brazil than the eleven called by the Italian technician in September. The idea is to minimize the impact on the fights by title, vacancies in the Libertadores and against the downsizing in the Brazilia…
The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) announced on the 29th the 26-man squad for the international friendly matches in November. Coach Carlo Ancelotti selected key players, including forward Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid). Seven players who participated in the 2026 World Cup match against Japan were called up again, while five players received their first call-up.
Confirmed: Real Madrid duo Vinicius, Endrick named in Brazil squad for upcoming friendles »
The second international break of the 2026/27 season is just around the corner and Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti has now announced the squad list of The post Confirmed: Real Madrid duo Vinicius, Endrick named in Brazil squad for upcoming friendles appeared first on .
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