Brazil arrive at this FIFA World Cup 2026 as one of the least fancied sides the nation has produced in generations, yet their squad still has extraordinary talent. The Brazil football team enters North America carrying the familiar weight of expectation and a painfully long trophy drought. Carlo Ancelotti, who took over the Brazil job in May 2025 after leaving Real Madrid, becomes the first non-Brazilian to coach the Seleção at a World Cup. His preferred 4-3-3 structure brings composure to a group that has lacked it for years.
Brazil’s expected first-choice XI features Alisson in goal, a back four of
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