Brabinhas in the Seleção: Corinthians trio called up by Brazil U15 | OneFootball

Corinthians has three players called up by coach Beatriz Vaz of the Brazil Women’s Under-15 National Team for the final preparation period for Liga Evolución, which will be played in September.

Among the 26 names called up on Monday morning are winger Isabel Morais and midfielders Mariana Matos and Rafa Alves. The Canarinho squad will gather from June 17 to 23 at Granja Comary, in Rio de Janeiro.

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Meet the Brabinhas who were called up

At just 13 years old (2012), Isabel is the youngest of the black-and-white trio. At Corinthians since the start of 2025, she took part in the regional under-12 and under-13 tournaments in São Paulo, and was part of the squad that won bronze in the CBF Under-14 Development League and the title at the Guarulhos Festival (2026).

Rafa Alves (2012), 14, has been with the team for two years. She won the Paulista Tournament in the under-12 and under-13 categories, the first in 2024 and the second the following year. Even though she was 13 last season, she was already playing for the under-15 national team.

Mariana Matos (2011), 15, joined Corinthians at the end of last season after a spell at Flugoiânia. She was part of the squad that reached the semifinals of last year’s Paulista Under-15 Championship and won the Paulista Under-15 Tournament unbeaten in Sorocaba.

Corinthians Women’s under-15 team currently sits in second place in the Paulista Championship for the category, with six points from three matches, behind only Ferroviária.

Held in Paraguay, Liga Evolución 2026 will take place from September 8 to 20. The competition has emerged as the main continental challenge in the category, establishing itself as an important step in the development process of the sport’s young prospects.

See the full call-up list below:

Goalkeepers:

Center-backs:

Wingers:

Midfielders:

Forwards:

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