Brazil's Copa America squad excludes Manchester United's Casemiro, raising questions about their strategy for the upcoming tournament.
The Brazilian national team has announced its squad for the upcoming Copa America tournament. They're aiming to clinch their 10th Copa America title and their first since 2019, following their runner-up finish in 2021.
Interestingly, Manchester United midfielder Casemiro, along with two other notable players, has been omitted from the squad. Casemiro has represented Brazil 75 times, but this time he'll be watching from the sidelines.
Richarlison, who made headlines with his stunning bicycle kick against Serbia during the 2022 World Cup, didn't make the cut either. Gabriel Jesus and Matheus Cunha also found themselves left out of the squad.
One player who did secure a spot is Endrick, who will be joining Real Madrid soon. His goal against England earlier in the year likely contributed to his call-up.
The full Brazil squad includes familiar faces like Alisson and Ederson in goal, as well as defenders like Marquinhos and Danilo. In midfield, Andreas Pereira and Bruno Guimaraes will be providing support, while attackers like Gabriel Martinelli and Vinicius Junior will be aiming to make an impact.
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