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EXCLUSIVE: LaLiga President asks FIFA to remove the 2025 Club World Cup from the calendar.

Javier Tebas criticized the new format and stated that the competition is unnecessary.

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Gabriel Braga

28/10/2024 - Updated 2 hours ago.

Javier Tebas, LaLiga president, complained about next year's Club World Cup — Photo: Guillermo Martinez/Reuters

Brazil Lineup: Dorival announces three changes for the match against Peru.

In addition to Lucas Paquetá, who is suspended, Danilo and André will also leave the team this Tuesday in Brasília.

Dorival Júnior, head coach of the Brazilian national team, during training at Bezerrão Stadium.

The Brazilian national team will make three changes for the match against Peru this Tuesday at the Mané Garrincha Stadium in Brasília, at 9:45 PM.

On the eve of the match, head coach Dorival Júnior confirmed that he will implement the changes practiced during Sunday’s training: Vanderson will replace Danilo; Bruno Guimarães will take André’s spot; and Gerson will step in for the suspended Lucas Paquetá.

Thus, Brazil will face Peru with the following lineup: Ederson, Vanderson, Marquinhos, Gabriel Magalhães, and Abner; Bruno Guimarães, Gerson, and Rodrygo; Raphinha, Savinho, and Igor Jesus.

Gabriel Martinelli suffers a calf edema and becomes doubtful for the Brazil national team's match.

The forward complained of pain during Sunday’s training session, in preparation for the match against Peru.

Thus, the forward will undergo physiotherapy to be fit for the match. The Arsenal player trained with the reserves this Sunday.

During the session, coach Dorival Júnior tested three changes in the team: Vanderson replacing Danilo, Bruno Guimarães for André, and Gerson taking Lucas Paquetá's spot, who is suspended.

Neymar's stunning goal, a thrashing of Portugal, and the 7-1 hangover: Brazil’s national team has played remarkable matches in Brasília.

With five goals in five matches, the star was even nominated for the Puskas Award for a brilliant goal at the Mané Garrincha. Brazil has 13 victories, one draw, and only two defeats in the Federal District.

A stage for World Cup qualifiers, the Confederations Cup, Copa América, and the World Cup. A stage for stunning goals, thrashings, and historic matches. A stage for the attempt to bounce back and breathe easier on the road to 2026.