Brazil squad for Argentina friendly 17 November 2010 includes Manchester United’s Rafael, Liverpool’s Lucas, Chelsea’s Ramires & Alex, Tottenham’s Sandro

October 29, 2010 at 09:39 8 comments

 

Neymar and Ronaldinho Gaúcho will get the chance to team up

 

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Brazil will take on Argentina in Doha, Qatar next month. For his fourth game in charge, Mano Menezes has called up 23 players.  AC Milan’s in-form Ronaldinho Gaúcho has been given a recall. Grêmio’s Douglas gets his first cap.

Goalkeepers: Victor (Grêmio), Jefferson (Botafogo), Neto (Atlético-PR)
Wingbacks: Daniel Alves (Barcelona), Rafael (Manchester United), Adriano Corrêa (Barcelona), André Santos (Fenerbahçe)
Centrebacks: Thiago Silva (AC Milan), David Luiz (Benfica), Alex Costa (Chelsea),
Réver (Atlético MG)
Defensive midfielders: Lucas (Liverpool), Ramires (Chelsea), Sandro (Tottenham)
Jucilei (Corinthians)
Midfielders: Douglas (Grêmio), Philippe Coutinho (Inter Milan), Ronaldinho Gaúcho (AC Milan), Elias (Corinthians)
Forwards: Robinho (AC Milan), Alexandre Pato (AC Milan), André Ribeiro (Dynamo Kiev), Neymar (Santos)

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8 Comments Add your own

  • 1. CJB  |  October 29, 2010 at 09:50

    Why Douglas and no Jonas?

    éhhh

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  • 2. rumba  |  October 29, 2010 at 18:46

    Am i the only one that has not been convinced by Andre’s performances lately( Hulk and Nilmar are on form) and it would be nice to see Rafael Toloi being called up.

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  • 3. jzlim11  |  November 1, 2010 at 01:20

    I seriously have no idea what Mano is trying to do. No Hernanes. No Felipe Luis. No Diego Alves. No Hulk. No Nilmar. No Bastos.
    These are the players who are currently in good form.

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  • 4. fenerbahce  |  November 4, 2010 at 12:45

    only andre santos in the brazil from our squad. maybe select for brazil alex de souza.

    all the fenerbahce fans are very like brazil and brazilian footballers.we want to see ronaldinho in our country

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  • 5. davinho  |  November 4, 2010 at 13:33

    Ronaldinho and Robinho haven’t looked so good in Italy recently. Ronaldinho was horrible against Real Madrid yesterday.

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  • 6. Josef  |  November 8, 2010 at 16:31

    Ronaldinho will show you all the 17 november all the ones who where agianst Ronaldinho will be quiet. Ronaldinho is the best player in the whole world ever

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  • 7. Martin  |  November 8, 2010 at 19:19

    It is unfair that several Corinthians players will be called up in the middle of a 3 way league championship race. Corinthians play on the weekend of 14 November and 21 November and this friendly is on 17 November so while they may not miss any league games they will certainly be fatigued by traveling half way across the globe for this friendly. Any chance Jon that Mano Menezes will excuse the Corinthians players from this match? The players from Gremio, Botafogo and Atletico PR also are involved in games vital to their clubs’ hopes to qualify for the Copa Libertadores or Sudamericana next year too. They also should be excused from this friendly.

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    • 8. pitacodogringo  |  November 10, 2010 at 15:24

      it’s certainly not ideal. i can’t see menezes dropping any of the Brazil based players. he did make a concession by arranging for the players to be able to fly out after the upcoming round of games. it’ll be harder on Neto (APR) and Douglas (Grêmio) when they return as their teams are in action on Saturday 20th for round 36

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