Vitor Roque called up by Brazil, to miss Palmeiras v Santos clash | OneFootball

Vitor Roque will be absent for Palmeiras in the postponed match against Santos, valid for the 13th round of the Brazilian Championship, which will be played on the 15th. The forward was called up by coach Carlo Ancelotti this Monday and will represent the national team in two friendlies taking place in Europe during this November FIFA date.

Brazil has commitments against Senegal and Tunisia on November 15 and 18. Thus, Vitor Roque may also miss the match against Atlético-MG, for the 34th round of the Brasileirão, which is expected to take place after the FIFA date, between the 18th and 19th.

The last friendly of the Brazilian National Team takes place on November 18, Tuesday, against Tunisia, in France. In October, Palmeiras made a task force to have the called-up players available as soon as the FIFA date ended.

Vitor Roque's numbers at Palmeiras

Vitor Roque has been a standout at Palmeiras and, this year, scored 17 goals in 50 matches. Additionally, he has five assists.

However, the player is available to Abel Ferreira for the match against Santos this Thursday, for the 32nd round of the Brasileirão. The match kicks off at 9:30 PM (Brasília time), at Allianz Parque.

Abel may lose more players

Palmeiras may face even more absences for the commitments leading up to the Libertadores final. The club is awaiting call-ups from other national teams, as it has players who are often called up, such as Emiliano Martínez, Piquerez, and Facundo Torres for Uruguay, and Gustavo Gómez and Sosa for Paraguay.

Finally, in the last call-up, they lost Aníbal Moreno and Flaco López, who may be called again by the Argentine national team.

The next matches of the National Team

Brazil vs. Senegal Date and time: November 15, 2025 (Saturday), at 1 PM (Brasília time) Location: Emirates Stadium, in London (ENG), at 1 PM (Brasília time)

Brazil vs. Tunisia Date and time: November 18 (Tuesday), at 4:30 PM (Brasília time) Location: Decathlon Stadium, in Lille (FRA).

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