Brazilian team: who are Ancelotti's latest additions to the November squad? - News Room USA

Carlo Ancelotti will make the last call-up for the Brazilian team in 2025 this Monday (11/3), at 3pm (Brasília time), at an event at the CBF headquarters, in Rio de Janeiro. The team faces Senegal, on the 15th, and Tunisia, on the 18th, on the November FIFA Date.

Sporting News provides details on possible news on the squad list.

Brazilian team: Who are Ancelotti’s newest additions for November?

The call-up is the last in which the coach plans to carry out more tests and experiments. In March, the Italian already intends to call up a list closer to what will be the 2026 World Cup.

The November list may see the return of Vitor Roque. The center forward scored 11 goals in the last 12 matches for Palmeiras. Another name that is within the coach’s range of observations, according to “Trivela”, is Arthur, from Grêmio.

Cruzeiro’s full-back Kaiki is also being watched. The athlete is one of the highlights of the Brazilian Championship. And in addition to arousing the interest of clubs abroad, he began to appear on the Brazilian team’s radar.

Ancelotti is following the duel between Vasco and São Paulo this weekend, in Rio de Janeiro, to observe other possible names: on the São Paulo side, Marcos Antonio, on the Vasco side, Paulo Henrique and Philippe Coutinho.

According to “ge.globo”, midfielder Jean Lucas and left-back Luciano Juba are on coach Carlo Ancelotti’s pre-list for the friendlies against Senegal and Tunisia. Jean Lucas and Luciano Juba are highlights of Bahia, fifth in Serie A.

Schedule confirmed! 🗓️

The Brazilian team takes the field against:
🇸🇳 Senegal – 15/11, 1pm, at Emirates Stadium
🇹🇳 Tunisia – 11/18, 4:30 pm, at Decathlon Arena

THIS IS BRAZIL 💚💛 pic.twitter.com/cF6BG4ZDfh

— brazil (@CBF_Futebol) October 16, 2025

Dates of the Brazilian team’s next games

November 15th – 1pm (Brasília time) – Senegal x Brazil – friendly
October 18th – 4:30 pm (Brasília time) – Brazil x Tunisia – friendly

MORE: Friendly at Maracanã? Brazilian team plans to say goodbye to fans before the World Cup

Upcoming FIFA Dates

FIFA has already detailed what its calendar looks like until 2030, which includes periods reserved for the next two World Cups, two editions of the America’s Cup and the dates for friendlies between national teams.