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World Cup Qualifiers: Diniz announces Brazil’s list for matches against Venezuela and Uruguay

Brazil is set to go head-to-head with Venezuela on October 12th at 9:30 pm and face Uruguay 17th of the same month at 9 pm
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2023-09-25 12:40:14
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The Brazilian Men’s National Team, under the guidance of coach Fernando Diniz, has officially announced the roster for the forthcoming 2026 World Cup qualifiers. As of now, Brazil sits atop the qualifiers table with an impressive tally of six points.

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Full list of Brazil’s players for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the players selected by Fernando Diniz:

Goalkeepers:

1. Alisson – Liverpool (England)

2. Ederson – Manchester City (England)

3. Lucas Perri – Botafogo

Defenders:

1. Renan Lodi – Olympique (France)

2. Caio Henrique – Monaco (France)

3. Danilo – Juventus (Italy)

4. Vanderson – Monaco (France)

5. Bremer – Juventus (Italy)

6. Gabriel Magalhães – Arsenal (England)

7. Marquinhos – PSG (France)

8. Nino – Fluminense

Midfielders:

1. André – Fluminense

2. Bruno Guimarães – Newcastle (England)

3. Casemiro – Manchester United (England)

4. Gerson – Flamengo

5. Raphael Veiga – Palmeiras

Attackers:

1. Gabriel Jesus – Arsenal (England)

2. Vinicius Junior – Real Madrid (Spain)

3. Richarlison – Tottenham (England)

4. Rodrygo – Real Madrid (Spain)

5. Neymar – Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)

6. Matheus Cunha – Wolverhampton (England)

7. Raphinha – Barcelona (Spain)

Looking ahead, Brazil is scheduled to go head-to-head with Venezuela at the Arena Pantanal in Cuiabá (MT) on October 12th at 9:30 pm in the third round of the Qualifiers.

Subsequently, they will face Uruguay at the Centenario Stadium in Montevideo (URU) on the 17th of the same month at 9 pm. These crucial matches will play a pivotal role in shaping Brazil’s journey towards the 2026 World Cup.

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