National team lineup: Dorival will use different teams in friendly matches and will not have stars against Mexico | Brazilian team

Coach Dorival Junior decided to use two different lineups for the friendly matches against Mexico and the United States.

In the first round, this Saturday, the key players will be preserved. In the second match, on Wednesday, the lineup will be more similar to the FIFA date in March, when Brazil beat England and tied with Spain.

The athletes were informed of the decision by the technical committee on Thursday, when they traveled from Orlando to Texas.

The 11 players who start the game will be determined Friday in practice at Kyle Stadium, the venue for the game. But it is already possible to expect that names like Guilherme Arana, Yann Couto, Bremer, Pepe and Gabriel Martinelli, among others, will get a chance against Mexico.

As it turns out ge Earlier, Dorival made several remarks throughout the first week of training in the United States. He even trained in attack with Vinny Junior, Rodrigo and Endric, Real Madrid players.

Brazil will participate for the first time in Copa America on the 24th, against Costa Rica.

See the list of those summoned:

• Goalkeepers: Alisson (Liverpool), Pinto (Atletico PR), Rafael (Sao Paulo);
• Aspects: Danilo (Juventus), Yann Couto (Girona), Guilherme Arana (Atletico Madrid), Wendell (Porto);
• Defenders: Peraldo (Paris Saint-Germain), Bremer (Juventus), Eder Militao (Real Madrid), Gabriel Magalhaes (Arsenal), Marquinhos (Paris Saint-Germain);
• Midfielders: Andreas Pereira (Fulham), Bruno Guimaraes (Newcastle), Douglas Luiz (Aston Villa), Ederson (Atalanta), Joao Gomez (Wolverhampton), Lucas Paqueta (West Ham).
• Attackers: Andrik (Palmereis), Ivanilson (Porto), Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal), Pepe (Porto), Rafinha (Barcelona), Rodrygo (Real Madrid), Savinho (Girona), Fini Junior (Real Madrid).

* Ederson cut the Manchester City goalkeeper and made way for Rafael, who arrived from Sao Paulo. Bremer (Juventus), Ederson (Atalanta), and Pepe (Porto) were later summoned, after the South American Confederation expanded the list of called-up players from 23 to 26.