AVANTE MEU TRICOLOR
·23 June 2026
New Cotia gems! São Paulo duo called up for Brazil U15 friendlies

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·23 June 2026

São Paulo had two young players called up to represent Brazil this Tuesday (23). Right-back Ruann and midfielder Lucas Jorge were selected to represent the Brazil Under-15 National Team in friendlies against Chile, which will be played on July 7 and 9 in Santiago.
The matches are part of the fourth stage of preparation for the team coached by Guilherme Della Déa ahead of the Liga Evolução, a competition scheduled for September.
Frequent presences in the category’s call-ups, the two Tricolor players remain among the trusted names of the national team’s coaching staff. This year, Ruann and Lucas Jorge were also part of the Brazil squad that played in the Vlatko Marković International Tournament in Croatia, a competition in which Brazil finished as runners-up.
“It is a very meticulous job. We are improving, and with each call-up the players are continuing to grow. And we can see that—we are following every step of that growth. Credit to the clubs, credit to the coaches who are concerned every day with their individual development. And when these players arrive at the National Team, our job becomes easier. Everyone knows the magnitude and importance of representing the Brazil National Team, and that is what we expect,” said coach Guilherme Della Déa.
See the list of selected players:
Goalkeepers: Arthur Lourenço (Internacional) and Arthur Santin (Flamengo) Defenders: Ruann Santos (São Paulo), Cailan Gabriel (Bahia), Maurício Barbosa (Internacional), Gustavo Oliveira (Flamengo), Guilherme Borges (Internacional), Sandro Silva (Vitória), Yan Borges (Sport) and Gustavo Galan (Palmeiras) Midfielders: Diego Bento (Vasco), Gabriel Rodrigues (Palmeiras), Lucas Jorge (São Paulo), Marcos Vinícius (Botafogo), Brener Paulino (Internacional) and José Kayck (Ceará). Forwards: Gabriel Bueno (Palmeiras), Wandslan Moraes (Flamengo), Samuell Oliveira (Fluminense), Azhaf Mendes (Athletico), Kauã Souza (Flamengo) and Asafe Santos (Internacional).
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
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