Any surprises? Brazil 🇧🇷 name squad to face Japan and Singapore

Any surprises? Brazil 🇧🇷 name squad to face Japan and Singapore Brazil's squad has officially been named for the final FIFA international window of the year. At an event held on Thursday afternoon (29) at CBF headquarters, coach Carlo Ancelotti announced his list of 26 players for the friendlies against Japan and Singapore. The matches will take place at Singapore's National Stadium on November 14 (Saturday) and 17 (Tuesday). And there are more new faces compared with the previous squad. Ancelotti was expected to leave out players from teams fighting for the Brasileirão title. And that proved to be the case. Only five Brazil-based players were called up, but none from Flamengo or Palmeiras. The CBF has yet to announce the dates and kickoff times for Matchweek 35 of the Brasileirão, which will take place immediately after the friendlies. The provisional date is Wednesday, November 18. One day after the match against Singapore. See the squad 👇🏽 Goalkeepers Bento - Al-Nassr Lucas Perri - Torino Pedro Morisco - Coritiba Defenders Arthur Dias - Athletico Carlos Augusto - Inter Milan Douglas Santos - Zenit Gabriel Magalhães - Arsenal Jair Cunha - Nottingham Forest Jonathan Jesus - Cruzeiro Vanderson - Monaco Vitor Reis - Manchester City Wesley - Roma Midfielders André Luiz - Corinthians Andrey Santos - Manchester United Bruno Guimarães - Arsenal Danilo Santos - Botafogo Gabriel Bontempo - Santos João Gomes - Aston Villa Marlon Gomes - Shakhtar Donetsk Forwards Alisson Santana - Shakhtar Donetsk Allan - Manchester City Endrick - Real Madrid Estêvão - Chelsea Raphinha - Barcelona Rayan - Bournemouth Vini Jr. - Real Madrid Who's getting up early? ⏱️ Brazil will once again play very early in the morning, Brasília time—just as they did in the last FIFA international window. The match against Japan is scheduled for 7 a.m. (Brasília time) on November 14. The match against Singapore will kick off at 7:15 a.m. (Brasília time) on November 17. Knocked out by Brazil at the last World Cup, Japan sit 17th in the FIFA rankings. Singapore, who have never played at a World Cup, are ranked 149th. This will be Brazil's first senior international against the Lions. Brazil did face Singapore in 2008, but with the team that would compete at the Beijing Olympics. Diego Ribas, Ronaldinho Gaúcho and Jô scored in the 3-0 win. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.