How old will Brazil's call-ups be in 2030, who should stay?

How old will Brazil's call-ups be in 2030, who should stay? End of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The end of a generation? Brazil is now entering the 2030 World Cup cycle. And the time has come to assess who should remain with the national team and who should no longer be called up. To do that, we listed how old each of the players called up in 2026 will be at the 2030 World Cup. 20 to 24 years old: Rayan (23) and Endrick (23). 25 to 29 years old: Danilo Santos (29), Vinicius Junior (29), Gabriel Martinelli (29), Luiz Henrique (29), and Igor Thiago (29). 30 to 34 years old: Éderson (midfielder) (30), Roger Ibañez (31), Matheus Cunha (31), Gabriel Magalhães (32), Bruno Guimarães (32), Lucas Paquetá (32), Bremer (33), Raphinha (33), and Léo Pereira (34). 35 or older: Ederson (goalkeeper) (36), Marquinhos (36), Douglas Santos (36), Fabinho (36), Alisson (37), Neymar (38), Danilo (38), Casemiro (38), Alex Sandro (39), and Weverton (42). See the full list and tell us in the comments who you would still call up with the next cycle in mind: Goalkeepers: Alisson - 37 years old Ederson - 36 years old Weverton - 42 years old Defenders:  Gabriel Magalhães - 32 years old Bremer - 33 years old Marquinhos - 36 years old Roger Ibañez - 31 years old Léo Pereira - 34 years old Danilo - 38 years old Douglas Santos - 36 years old Alex Sandro - 39 years old Midfielders: Fabinho - 36 years old Casemiro - 38 years old Bruno Guimarães - 32 years old Éderson - 30 years old Danilo Santos - 29 years old Lucas Paquetá - 32 years old Forwards: Neymar - 38 years old Vinicius Junior - 29 years old Raphinha - 33 years old Gabriel Martinelli - 29 years old Rayan - 23 years old Luiz Henrique - 29 years old Matheus Cunha - 31 years old Igor Thiago - 29 years old Endrick - 23 years old This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.