International football is gaining attention as national teams gear up for the FIFA World Cup. Several players with ties to Manchester United are likely to play during the upcoming international break.
Many former United players have been selected for national squads in the UK, showing the club’s strong influence in international football.
Brazil has also revealed its squad for two key friendlies later this month. Head coach Carlo Ancelotti announced the roster for upcoming matches against France and Croatia, which will help finalize the World Cup team.
The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) confirmed the announcement, with Ancelotti selecting a group of 26 players for these matches.
Among those chosen are two players from Manchester United.
Casemiro, a key member of Brazil’s midfield, has been picked again and adds significant experience to the squad.
The former Real Madrid player has been a mainstay in the national team for over ten years and continues to serve as a leader.
Also in the squad is forward Matheus Cunha, who has been solidifying his place in Brazil’s attack after joining Old Trafford.
Brazil will face France on March 26 at Gillette Stadium in Boston and Croatia on March 31 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando.
These matches are designed to give Brazil tough competition before the World Cup, with France ranked as one of the top teams and Croatia often performing well in major tournaments.
The squad also features several newcomers, including Leo Pereira, Gabriel Sara, Rayan, and Igor Thiago, as Ancelotti evaluates his options for the final World Cup selection.
Players are set to report for international duty on March 23, preparing for travel between Orlando and Boston during the international window as the World Cup nears.
These upcoming games provide one of the last chances for players to showcase their skills before the final team is chosen for the tournament.
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