Carlo Ancelotti has officially named his first Brazil national team squad, delivering a blend of seasoned veterans and exciting new talent as the Seleção embarks on a new era under the legendary Italian manager.
Among the headline names are Manchester United’s Antony, veteran midfielder Casemiro, and Real Madrid star Vinícius Júnior. Notably, the squad also includes teenage prodigy Willian Estévão, continuing Brazil’s tradition of introducing young flair to the world stage.
Goalkeepers: Alisson, Bento, and Hugo Sosa will compete for the No. 1 shirt, with Liverpool’s Alisson expected to maintain his role as the starting keeper.
Defenders: The defensive lineup features a strong mix of experience and promise, including Marquinhos, Danilo, and Alex Sandro, along with younger names like Beraldo, Carlos Augusto, Vanderson, and Wesley.
Midfielders: The midfield is anchored by Casemiro and Bruno Guimarães, with support from Andreas Pereira, Ederson, Gerson, and rising star Andrey Santos.
Attackers: Brazil’s attacking depth shines with Raphinha, Richarlison, Gabriel Martinelli, and Matheus Cunha, while Ancelotti has also handed call-ups to young Estevão and Antony—both known for their explosive pace and creativity.
