Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
Brazil national team Soccer
Football in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games will be played in 6 stadiums in the different cities that are organizing this championship Tokyo Yokohama Saitama Kashima Sapporo and Rifu The worlds greatest sporting event will start July 21 and end August 7 2021
As is customary in the Olympic Games the mens soccer teams will have an under 23 player base that is players born on or after January 1 1997 but they can add 3 players over this age to their squad
The mens teams that will play the Olympic Games are
- Brazil
- Germany
- Japan
- Spain
- France
- Romania
- New Zealand
- Cote DIvoire
- Egypt
- South Africa
- Saudi Arabia
- Australia
- South Korea
- Argentina
- Honduras
- Mexico
For the Brazilian national team all the players who will be part of the roster that will play these Olympic games have already been announced and Brazil indeed has selected some exceptional players to play this event
However many of the best Footballers within the age group will not go to the tournament because this International Olympic Committee competition is not considered official by FIFA Clubs throughout the world are not obliged to release their players
The Brazilian Soccer Confederation found many obstacles when it came to convincing the different teams to dispense their young stars Therefore the final list of those called up will not have important names such as Rodrygo Vinicius Jr Neymar Jr Marquiños etc
The good news is that the Brazilian coach for the Olympics André Jardine managed to include the Everton striker in the list who just played the final of the Copa America for Brazil Richarlison joins veteran Dani Alves who at 38 is considered a fundamental pillar for the selection of young people who make up their team
The Brazilian national team will debut at the Olympic Games on July 22 2021 in Yokohama against the German national team The rivals won in the final of the last Olympic Games held in Rio de Janeiro Completing their matches in Group D they will face Cote Divoire in Yokohama on July 25 and Saudi Arabia in Saitama on July 28
The final call for these Olympic Games by the Brazilian national team are
Goalkeepers
- Brenno
- Santos
- Lucao
Defenses
- Dani Alves
- Gabriel Menino
- Guilherme Arana
- Abner
- Gabriel Magalhaes
- Nino
- Diego Carlos
- Bruno Fuchs
Midfielders
- Bruno Guimaraes
- Matheus Henrique
- Claudinho
- Douglas Luiz
- Douglas Augusto
- Reinier
Forwards
- Antony
- Matheus Cuna
- Paulinho
- Martinelli
- Richarlison
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