Ancelotti leads first Brazil training with incomplete squad, watch | OneFootball

Coach Carlo Ancelotti led the first training session of the Brazilian National Team for the FIFA date in September this Monday. The activity carried out at Granja Comary, in Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro, did not have the complete squad, as there are still players on their way.

The first day of work for the National Team at Granja Comary included 16 called-up players: Estêvão, Marquinhos, Bento, Bruno Guimarães, Lucas Paquetá, Richarlison, Wesley, Alexsandro, João Pedro, Jean Lucas, Fabrício Bruno, Kaio Jorge, Andrey, Hugo Souza, Vitinho and Samuel Lino.

Of these, Lucas Paquetá, Samuel Lino and Jean Lucas limited themselves to regenerative exercises, as they played last Sunday.

Alisson, Caio Henrique, Gabriel Magalhães, Raphinha and Gabriel Martinelli have not yet arrived in Teresópolis.

Due to the fact that the National Team squad is still incomplete, some athletes from the youth categories of Rio clubs attended Brazil's training. They are: Léo Nanete (goalkeeper, Flamengo), Huguinho (right-back, Botafogo), Léo Jance (left-back, Fluminense), Marquinhos (centre-back, Botafogo) and Gustavo Dohnamm (midfielder, Fluminense).

As the match against Chile takes place this Thursday, at 9:30 pm (Brasília time), Ancelotti will only have two training sessions with the complete squad to make adjustments and define the Brazilian National Team line-up for the penultimate game of the South American Qualifiers for the World Cup.

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