Brazil line-up: Ancelotti shakes up keeper and full-backs to face Tunisia | OneFootball

Brazil's lineup is set for Tuesday's friendly against Tunisia at 4:30 PM (Brasília time) at the Decathlon Stadium in Lille, France. The main changes include the inclusion of Caio Henrique and Wesley as full-backs and Bento as the goalkeeper.

Against Senegal, Ancelotti opted for defender Éder Militão on the right flank and Alex Sandro on the left. This time, aiming to assess potential call-ups for these positions, the Italian coach decided to make specific changes. In the green and yellow goal, Ederson is replaced by Bento.

Brazil's complete lineup includes Bento; Wesley, Militão, Marquinhos, and Caio Henrique; Casemiro and Bruno Guimarães; Estêvão, Matheus Cunha, Vinícius Júnior, and Rodrygo.

This is the third-to-last friendly for the Brazilian National Team before the World Cup. After this FIFA date, coach Carlo Ancelotti will have only one more period to call up and evaluate players in March, when the team will face France and Croatia.

The expectation is that Neymar will be available for the final tests of the Brazilian National Team before the World Cup, as he has not yet worn the Yellow Jersey under coach Carlo Ancelotti's leadership.

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