Unfancied Brazil will stay sharp at the World Cup, Casemiro says
Summary
Brazil’s soccer team, led by midfielder Casemiro, is preparing for the 2026 World Cup in North America. Although they are not seen as the top favorites, the team believes being slightly behind other strong teams can help them stay alert and perform well.Key Facts
- Brazil has played in every World Cup and won five times, the most of any country.
- They have not won the World Cup in 24 years.
- Bookmakers predict Spain, France, and England have better chances to win the 2026 tournament.
- Brazil’s new coach is Italian Carlo Ancelotti, who started less than a year ago.
- The team has faced changes, including a new football federation president and coaching staff.
- Casemiro says the team is a good mix of experienced and young players.
- Brazil will play Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland in the group stage.
- The World Cup will run from June 11 to July 19, 2026, in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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