CBF intensifies scouting for Brazil's November friendlies

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has intensified its scouting efforts to prepare for the upcoming international friendlies in November. Technical staff are monitoring 13 matches across Brazil and Europe to identify players for the squad managed by Carlo Ancelotti.

Scouting activities include 10 matches in Europe, including Champions League fixtures, and three matches in Brazil. Notable observations included a Shakhtar Donetsk match featuring Alisson Santana and a Copa Libertadores semifinal at the Maracanã. Ancelotti intends to continue testing new talent following the recent debut of nine players.

The Brazil national team is scheduled to play two matches at the National Stadium in Singapore. The first friendly against Japan will take place on November 14, followed by a match against Singapore on November 17. The official squad announcement is set for October 29.