Khaberni - Brazilian media confirmed that coach Carlo Ancelotti has revealed the early outlines of his plan for the Brazil national team before the 2026 World Cup, affirming that 11 players have already secured their spots in the final list, indicating a core foundation that the technical project will be built upon in the upcoming period.
AllThingsBrazil account on X reported that the Italian coach has already chosen a significant number of players who will participate in the World Cup, including experienced names like goalkeeper Alisson Becker, captain Marquinhos, Gabriel Magalhaes, along with Casemiro and Bruno Guimaraes, in a core reflecting the technical staff's reliance on balance between defensive solidity and tactical discipline in midfield.
He stated: "On the offensive front, Ancelotti confirmed his trust in a talented generation led by Vinicius Junior, Rodrigo, and Raphinha, alongside Martinelli, with space for the emergence of young talents like Estevao, aiming to combine experience, vitality, and speed."
He continued: "The list included Matheus Cunha, who secured his place thanks to his notable development and his ability to perform multiple offensive roles, providing the team with greater tactical flexibility during major matches, especially for the 2026 World Cup which is a primary target for the team in the upcoming period."
