Brazil predicted when they will start against Colombia: Copa America 2024

Brazil’s starting line-up against Colombia at Copa America 2024 will once again include Real Madrid’s Eder Militao, Vinicius Jr., and Rodrygo as the Selecao look to end Los Cafeteros’ 25-game unbeaten run.

Dorival Junior faced heavy criticism for Brazil’s 0-0 draw against Costa Rica, but the manager has responded positively by changing the XI and order for his side’s next game. Raphinha and Arana were benched for Savio and Wendell, and Brazil, led by the world-class performance of Vinicius Jr., earned their first win at Copa America 2024.

If the Selecao want to emerge as winners in Group D, they will have to beat Colombia, a team that has not lost since February 2022. -1 formation that allowed his team to score four goals.

Here is the team that Brazil might have when they face Colombia on July 2.

GK: Alisson – Alisson had his first big game of the tournament against Paraguay, facing 15 shots (six on target) and making five saves, keeping Brazil comfortably ahead.

RB: Danilo – Danilo has been a consistent performer for Brazil at Copa America 2024 so far, and will continue to start as their captain.

CB: Marquinhos – After completing many passes against Paraguay, Marquinhos will be called upon again on Tuesday to shut down Colombia’s chances in the final third and play the ball forward to his talented midfielders.

CB: Eder Militao – Militao will get his first real test since returning from a long-term ACL injury as he faces a trio of Colombian players who just can’t stop scoring.

LB: Wendell – Wendell proved himself a worthy starter at left-back after Dorival Junior benched him against Costa Rica at Arana.

CM: Joao Gomes – Gomes continues to be an underrated player in Brazil, always dropping back to defend when needed and delivering timely possessions to regain victory. The midfielder is also rarely caught with the ball at his feet.

CM: Bruno Guimaraes – Bruno was the first player to be sent off against Paraguay after a hard tackle and a sloppy pass. The Newcastle United player will have to fight if Brazil want all three points on Tuesday.

RW: Savio – Savio looked ten times better than Raphinha on the right wing, combining with Danilo to push forward and (eventually) score his first international goal. Expect the winner to start again after a good performance against Paraguay.

AM: Lucas Paqueta – Paqueta may have been left fuming after missing a penalty on Friday, but the midfielder’s performance in his new attacking role should have been pleasing.

LW: Vinicius Junior – Vini Young reminded everyone why he is in the running for the Ballon d’Or after he scored his goal against Paraguay and dominated the game for 90 minutes.

ST: Rodrygo – Although striker is not Rodrygo’s preferred or best position, the Real Madrid player is too talented not to have on the pitch, especially against the injured Colombian defense.