Under the command of Ramon Menezes, Brazil will face Morocco at the end of March and had some new faces in the squad called up
On the morning of this Friday, 03, the Brazil revealed his first call-up after the World Cup dispute. Still without an effective coach, the team will play the friendly against Morocco under the command of Ramon Menezes. Without Neymarwho is still recovering from injury, the coach opted to give chances for several novelties.
As expected, Ramon drafted a lot of youngsters and left most of the seniors out. injured, Thiago Silva it was another felt absence. Before announcing the list, Ramon Menezes was thrilled with the opportunity to command the main team and thanked the support received by the CBF since the work carried out in the sub-20 category.
“Always thank God for everything that happens in my life. Special thanks to the president of the CBF, Ednaldo Rodrigues, for this great opportunity. I am very proud to be able to serve the Brazilian team. from under-20“, he said.
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Goalkeepers: Mycael, Ederson and Weverton;
Defenders: Arthur, Emerson Royal, Renan Lodi, Alex Telles, Ibañez, Eder Militão, Marquinhos and Robert Renan;
Midfielders: Andre, Andrey Santos, Casemiro, João Gomes, Lucas Paquetá and Raphael Veiga;
Attackers: Vinicius Jr, Rodrygo, Richarlison, Antony, Vitor Roque and Rony.
Ramon Menezes, formerBasquewill command the Brazilian Team in the first friendly after the World Cup. The announcement was made through the Brazilian Football Confederation, which also confirmed the date of the match to be held on March 25, in tangierand the rival will be precisely the hosts of the city, the Morocco.
It is worth mentioning that the CBF has not yet defined who will be the next coach of the Brazilian National Team for the next World Cup campaign. After Tite left, names such as José Mourinho, Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti were discussed, but none of them arrived so far and all denied that they had spoken with the CBF.
Source: sportbuzz
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