Arthur Elias names Brazil women for Argentina friendlies | OneFootball

First of all, head coach Arthur Elias has called up the Brazil Women’s National Team for two friendlies against Argentina in October. In total, 28 players were selected by the coach for the matches, which will serve as preparation for the World Cup, set to take place in the country between June and July 2027.

The women’s national team will play at Beira-Rio Stadium in Porto Alegre on October 10 at 4:30 p.m., and at Arena de Pernambuco on October 13 at 8:30 p.m. According to the schedule released by the CBF, the players will report on October 4 and 5 in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, where the squad will stay ahead of the first match.

See the squad called up by Arthur Elias

Goalkeepers

Lorena – Kansas City (USA)

Yanne – Bahia

Thaís Lima – Benfica (POR)

Carlinha – São Paulo

Center-backs

Thaís Ferreira – Corinthians

Isa Haas – América (MEX)

Tarciane – Lyon (FRA)

Mariza – Tigres (MEX)

Tayla – São Paulo

Full-backs

Isabela – Paris Saint-Germain (FRA)

Raissa Bahia – Palmeiras

Bruninha – Gotham FC (USA)

Tamara Bolt – Washington Spirit (USA)

Midfielders

Duda Sampaio – Corinthians

Angelina – Orlando Pride (USA)

Jaqueline – Corinthians

Kaylane – Flamengo

Clarinha – Benfica (POR)

Forwards

Kerolin – Barcelona (ESP)

Priscila – América (MEX)

Gio Garbelini – Atlético de Madrid (ESP)

Bia Zaneratto – Palmeiras

Tainá Maranhão – Palmeiras

Geyse – América (MEX)

Jhonson – Corinthians

Maiara – Angel City (USA)

Marília – Cruzeiro

Luany – Atlético de Madrid (ESP)

Brazil Women’s National Team will play other friendlies in November and December

This is the penultimate FIFA international window of 2026, running from October 5 to 13. However, the Brazil Women’s National Team will meet again later in 2026. In November, Brazil will play two friendlies against Japan in the Asian country. The matches will take place on November 29 and December 5.

Just like the October matches, the games against Japan are part of the team’s preparation for the World Cup, which will take place from June 24 to July 25 next year in Brazil.

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