Brazil looks to assert its dominance against Scotland

The Canarinha arrives as one of the leading contenders for the title thanks to a squad filled with talent, experience, and quality across every position.

With a balanced approach that combines defensive solidity and attacking firepower, the Brazilian side could opt for a 4-2-3-1 formation.

Alisson leading an experienced defense

Between the posts, Alisson Becker is expected to be the starting goalkeeper. His composure, leadership, and ability to deliver in crucial moments make him a key figure in Brazil’s setup.

The defensive line would feature Danilo at right back, providing experience and balance. In central defense, Marquinhos and Gabriel Magalhães would form a partnership that combines physical strength, aerial ability, and strong ball distribution from the back.

On the left flank, Douglas Santos would offer depth and consistent support in both defense and attack.

Casemiro and Guimarães balancing the midfield

Brazil would rely on a high-quality midfield duo made up of Casemiro and Bruno Guimarães.

Further forward, three players would be tasked with creating attacking opportunities. Luiz Henrique would occupy the right wing, Lucas Paquetá would operate as the attacking midfielder, and Vinicius Jr. would be the main threat on the left side.

Matheus Cunha leading the Brazilian attack

As the center forward, Matheus Cunha would be the chosen striker, an attacker known for his mobility and ability to combine with teammates.

His constant movement between the lines could create space for Vinicius Jr., Paquetá, and Luiz Henrique to make forward runs, making him a key piece in an attacking system designed to dominate possession and create multiple scoring chances.