Ancelotti names 26-man Brazil squad for Singapore friendlies

Ancelotti names 26-man Brazil squad for Singapore friendlies

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2026-10-30 03:20:12
Carlo Ancelotti unveiled a 26-man Brazil squad in Rio de Janeiro for November friendlies in Singapore against Japan and hosts Singapore.

Carlo Ancelotti officially unveiled a 26-man Brazil squad at CBF headquarters in Rio de Janeiro for November international friendlies in Singapore. Brazil will assemble in Singapore and play Japan and hosts Singapore at the Singapore National Stadium.

November schedule

Brazil will face Japan on November 14 before playing hosts Singapore on November 17. The fixture will be Brazil's first reunion with Japan since their 2026 World Cup encounter in the United States.

Squad profile

The squad features 15 players under the age of 23, and nine players in the group are eligible for Olympic selection. The upcoming friendlies are Ancelotti's eighth squad call-up as Brazil manager.

Ancelotti on the team's direction

Ancelotti said at the squad announcement press conference: "This is a period where, more than focusing on the quality of the opponent, we need to focus on what we have to do, on the team's renewal project, on seeking a new generation."

He added: "It's a very balanced, very young squad... It's a team very much focused on the future."

Ancelotti also said: "We have to renew by playing well, trying our best to achieve the only goal, which is to win the game, while also keeping up with the progression of these young players."

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