Brazil vs Morocco: Ancelotti Reveals His Nearly Defined Lineup for the World Cup

The Brazil national team coach, Carlo Ancelotti, has revealed that he has his lineup for the first match of the 2026 World Cup against Morocco “pretty much defined.” In a press conference held before the friendly against Croatia, Ancelotti stated that he also has a clear idea of the final list of call-ups. Following the recent defeat to France, the coach called for “calm” and “tranquility.” He assured that both he and his coaching staff, along with the Brazilian Football Confederation, are convinced that they are “on the right track.” “We have a pretty clear idea of what we want to do in the World Cup,” he emphasized.

Regarding the inclusion of Danilo in the squad, Ancelotti was firm. He defended the former Real Madrid and Manchester City defender, highlighting his importance both on and off the field. “He will definitely be on the final list of 26 call-ups,” he stated. Furthermore, he reminded that Brazil has achieved its World Cup titles by combining offensive talent with solid defense. Fans are eager to see how the team will perform in the tournament, especially after the recent friendlies and Ancelotti’s statements. For more information on the team’s preparation, you can read about the Qualifiers.