The Brazilian national team had two players highlighted in the 2026 World Cup Dream Team, elected by the public in a vote conducted by FIFA. The Canarinho, coming off a 2-1 loss to Norway on July 5, had its representatives on the tournament's dream team.

Who are the Brazilians in the Dream Team?

The Argentine defender Lisandro Martínez and midfielder Rodri were the only South Americans on the team. However, the attack features Frenchman Kylian Mbappé, the tournament's top scorer with ten goals, and Argentine Lionel Messi, who scored eight times. Norwegian Erling Haaland, who scored two goals in his team's victory over Brazil, is also on the team.

How is Brazil performing after the loss?

The Canarinho has had an inconsistent campaign in the 2026 World Cup. After the loss to Norway, the team has four wins and one loss in the last five matches. The next game will be against Australia on September 25, in a decisive match for qualification.

What were the surprises in the Dream Team?

The 2026 World Cup Dream Team brought some surprises. The Cape Verdean goalkeeper Vozinha, a standout for his team, was elected by the public, while the Spaniard Unai Simón, considered the best goalkeeper of the tournament, was left out. Another notable absence was that of defender Pau Cubarsí, elected the best young player of the World Cup.

What's next for Brazil?

With the loss to Norway, Brazil needs to recover for the next match against Australia. The Canarinho is aiming for qualification to the next stage and counts on the support of the fans to overcome this difficult moment. The team has shown strength and determination, and the fans are hoping for a good performance in the next match.