Brazil's head coach Carlo Ancelotti has revealed his squad for upcoming friendlies against Japan and Singapore, marking his second selection since the 2026 World Cup.

Carlo Ancelotti has finalized his squad for Brazil's upcoming international friendlies against Japan and Singapore, scheduled for November 14 and 17, respectively. The announcement took place today at the Confederação Brasileira de Futebol (CBF) headquarters in Rio de Janeiro.

This selection represents Ancelotti's continued effort to assess player capabilities following Brazil's exit from the 2026 World Cup. Since taking charge in May 2025, he has called up a total of 70 players, indicating a thorough evaluation process. The matches will serve as an opportunity to refine tactics and provide valuable playing time.

Among the notable absences is João Pedro from Chelsea, who is sidelined due to a muscle injury. The decision to limit selections from clubs competing for titles in the Brazilian league aims to mitigate the impact on those teams during a crucial period of the season. This means players from Palmeiras, Flamengo, and Atlético-MG are likely to be excluded.

The friendlies will take place at the National Stadium in Singapore, which boasts a capacity of 55,000. Brazil's match against Japan will be a rematch following their encounter in the World Cup, while the game against Singapore marks a first meeting between the senior national teams. Fans are eager to see how Ancelotti's latest squad performs as they wrap up the year.