Brazil's national team has officially opened a new cycle under the command of Carlo Ancelotti. The Italian coach has called up eight new players for the friendly matches against Australia and India. This move marks the start of a process of renewal that will focus on the 2030 World Cup.
Former Brazilian players Zé Roberto, Elano, Fernandinho, and Marcos Assunção have spoken about the new moment for Brazil at a recent event in Campinas. They approved the search for new names and highlighted the importance of forming a team in the four years leading up to the next World Cup.
Zé Roberto believes that the renewal is necessary and sees space for players who are having good moments in Brazilian football. He has also projected some of the names that may assume a prominent role in the future, including Estêvão and Endrick.