Copa America 2024 Brazil Squad: Brazil has announced their 23-man squad for the Copa America 2024 on Friday (May 10).
The squad announcement by Brazil has brought forward a mix of experience and youthful exuberance, with Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo, and the soon-to-be Madrid player Endrick, leading the charge in the attacking lineup.

Arsenal youngster Gabriel Martinelli has been named while Porto's Evanilson is also going to be a part of the squad.
Raphinha, having shown his prowess with Barcelona, especially in the UEFA Champions League knockouts, is another key player expected to shine for the Selecao.
Endrick, only 17, made headlines by scoring against England and Spain, showcasing his potential on the international stage. This remarkable achievement includes becoming the youngest scorer at Wembley Stadium.
In terms of the defence, Marquinhos and Eder Militao are going to be the key centre-backs, while Arsenal's Gabriel Magalhaes is also named. Girona's Yan Couto is also part of the squad, who is having an outstanding season with the Spanish club.
In midfield, all five players ply their trade in the English Premier League. West Ham's Lucas Paqueta is the most experienced with 44 appearances, while Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes is set to play a key part for the Jogo Bonitos.
However, Neymar, Brazil's top scorer, is absent from the squad due to an ACL injury sustained last October. The player currently rehabilitating but Copa America will be too early for the forward to return to full fitness.
Additionally, Casemiro and Antony from Manchester United have been omitted. Tottenham's Richarlison, who recently liked a social media activity which mentioned him as Brazil's no. 1 striker, has also been hit with the reality after he was not included in the squad.
Brazil, a nine-time Copa America champion, finds itself in Group D this year, competing against Colombia, Paraguay, and Costa Rica. Their first match will be against Costa Rica on June 24.
The tournament, hosted by the United States for the second time since its centenary edition in 2016, promises intense competition among 16 teams - 10 from South America and 6 invitees from North & Central America.
The team's composition highlights Brazil's strategy, focusing on a blend of defensive solidity and attacking flair. Here's the full squad for La Selecao-
| Position | Players |
|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Alisson, Bento, Rafael |
| Defenders | Beraldo, Eder Militao, Gabriel Magalhaes, Marquinhos, Danilo, Yan Couto, Guilherme Arana, Wendell, Bremer |
| Midfielders | Andreas Pereira, Bruno Guimaraes, Douglas Luiz, Joao Gomez, Lucas Paqueta, Ederson |
| Forwards | Endrick, Evanilson, Gabriel Martinelli, Raphinha, Rodrygo, Savinho, Vinicius Jr, Pepe |
With a solid mix of experienced players and emerging talents, Brazil aims to capture its tenth Copa America title. The absence of key players like Neymar and Casemiro offers a unique opportunity for the young blood to prove their mettle on the international stage.