Brazil and Argentina Announce October Friendlies Match

The South American World Cup qualifiers have concluded, with Brazil and Argentina securing their places for the 2026 World Cup. Both football powerhouses are now shifting focus to preparation, scheduling international friendlies in October to test players and strategies.

Argentina, the reigning world champions, will face Venezuela in Miami on October 11, followed by a match against Puerto Rico in Chicago on October 14. Coach Lionel Scaloni has called up a 28-man squad featuring newcomers such as goalkeeper Facundo Cambes, defender Lautaro Rivero, and midfielder Aníbal Moreno, all making their first national team appearances.

Brazil, under the guidance of Carlo Ancelotti, will play two friendlies in Asia: against South Korea in Seoul on October 10, and Japan in Tokyo on October 14. Their 26-man squad includes returning stars Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr., while Neymar is rested.

These friendly matches will help both teams fine-tune tactics, evaluate player combinations, and build team cohesion as they gear up for the 2026 World Cup. This period includes squad rotations and opportunities for debutants as Brazil and Argentina prepare for the global stage.

The South American World Cup qualifiers have concluded, with Brazil and Argentina securing their places for the 2026 World Cup. Both football powerhouses are now shifting focus to preparation, scheduling international friendlies in October to test players and strategies.

Argentina, the reigning world champions, will face Venezuela in Miami on October 11, followed by a match against Puerto Rico in Chicago on October 14. Coach Lionel Scaloni has called up a 28-man squad featuring newcomers such as goalkeeper Facundo Cambes, defender Lautaro Rivero, and midfielder Aníbal Moreno, all making their first national team appearances.

Brazil, under the guidance of Carlo Ancelotti, will play two friendlies in Asia: against South Korea in Seoul on October 10, and Japan in Tokyo on October 14. Their 26-man squad includes returning stars Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr., while Neymar is rested.

These friendly matches will help both teams fine-tune tactics, evaluate player combinations, and build team cohesion as they gear up for the 2026 World Cup. This period includes squad rotations and opportunities for debutants as Brazil and Argentina prepare for the global stage.

The South American World Cup qualifiers have concluded, with Brazil and Argentina securing their places for the 2026 World Cup. Both football powerhouses are now shifting focus to preparation, scheduling international friendlies in October to test players and strategies.

Argentina, the reigning world champions, will face Venezuela in Miami on October 11, followed by a match against Puerto Rico in Chicago on October 14. Coach Lionel Scaloni has called up a 28-man squad featuring newcomers such as goalkeeper Facundo Cambes, defender Lautaro Rivero, and midfielder Aníbal Moreno, all making their first national team appearances.

Brazil, under the guidance of Carlo Ancelotti, will play two friendlies in Asia: against South Korea in Seoul on October 10, and Japan in Tokyo on October 14. Their 26-man squad includes returning stars Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr., while Neymar is rested.

These friendly matches will help both teams fine-tune tactics, evaluate player combinations, and build team cohesion as they gear up for the 2026 World Cup. This period includes squad rotations and opportunities for debutants as Brazil and Argentina prepare for the global stage.

The South American World Cup qualifiers have concluded, with Brazil and Argentina securing their places for the 2026 World Cup. Both football powerhouses are now shifting focus to preparation, scheduling international friendlies in October to test players and strategies.

Argentina, the reigning world champions, will face Venezuela in Miami on October 11, followed by a match against Puerto Rico in Chicago on October 14. Coach Lionel Scaloni has called up a 28-man squad featuring newcomers such as goalkeeper Facundo Cambes, defender Lautaro Rivero, and midfielder Aníbal Moreno, all making their first national team appearances.