
The Brazil national team, competing at the 2026 World Cup as five-time champions, is one of the most notable teams in the tournament. While this squad of Brazil World Cup players might not be as stacked as in years past, the roster, led by head coach Carlo Ancelotti, features top-tier talent playing on some of the best club teams in the world.
As the 2026 Brazil World Cup team continues its campaign in the Round of 16 against Norway, here’s a full list of their squad and the club teams represented by each of the 26 players competing in the tournament.
Club Teams For Brazil National Team At The World Cup
Going by position, here are all the club teams and league countries for the players on the 2026 Brazil national team at the World Cup, which is commonly known as O Seleção:
Goalkeepers:
Alisson: Liverpool, English Premier League (England)
Ederson: Fenerbahce, Turkish Süper Lig (Turkiye)
Weverton: Grêmio, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A (Brazil)
Defenders:

Marquinhos (C): Paris Saint-Germain, French Ligue 1 (France)
Danilo Luiz: Flamengo, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Alex Sandro: Flamengo, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Gabriel Magalhaes: Arsenal, English Premier League
Bremer: Juventus, Italian Serie A (Italy)
Roger Ibanez: Al-Ahli, Saudi Pro League (Saudi Arabia)
Douglas Santos: Zenit Saint Petersburg, Russian Premier League (Russia)
Leo Pereira: Flamengo, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Midfielders:

Casemiro: Manchester United, English Premier League
Ederson: Atalanta, Italian Serie A
Lucas Paqueta: Flamengo, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Bruno Guimaraes: Newcastle United, English Premier League
Fabinho: Al-Ittihad, Saudi Pro League
Danilo Santos: Botafogo, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Forwards:

Neymar: Santos, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Vinicius Junior: Real Madrid, Spanish LaLiga (Spain)
Raphinha: Barcelona, Spanish LaLiga
Gabriel Martinelli: Arsenal, English Premier League
Matheus Cunha: Manchester United, English Premier League
Endrick: on loan to Lyon, French Ligue 1, returning to Real Madrid (LaLiga) this summer
Luiz Henrique: Zenit Saint Petersburg, Russian Premier League
Igor Thiago: Brentford, English Premier League
Rayan: Bournemouth, English Premier League
Those are the club teams for all 26 Brazil players competing in the 2026 World Cup.
Brazil World Cup Squad Clubs Stat Breakdown

Interestingly enough, while a majority of national teams competing in the World Cup see a majority of their players coming from the country’s domestic club leagues, that is not the case for the highly talented Brazil national team.
With eight players in England’s top flight, here’s a brief breakdown of the Premier League players on the Brazil World Cup squad: Arsenal [2], Manchester United [2], Liverpool [1], Newcastle United [1], Brentford [1], and Bournemouth [1].
After that, in somewhat surprising fashion, there are seven players in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A. Four are on Flamengo, one of the most popular and successful teams in the league, while Botafogo, Santos, and Grêmio are each represented by one player.
With those two club leagues holding a large majority of the Brazil national team players, after that, the list spreads out a bit, but here’s the breakdown:
Spanish LaLiga – two players, Real Madrid [1], Barcelona [1]
French Ligue 1: two players, Paris Saint-Germain [1], Lyon [1]
Italian Serie A: two players, Juventus [1], Atalanta [1]
Saudi Pro League: two players, Al-Ahli [1], Al-Ittihad [1]
Russian Premier League: two players, both on Zenit Saint Petersburg
Turkish Süper Lig: one player, Fenerbahçe
Now that you know a bit more about where the players on the Brazil World Cup squad play, keep an eye out for their games in the tournament.
O Seleção began its World Cup campaign against Morocco, finishing with a 1-1 draw.
After that, the Brazil national team plays Haiti, at 8:30 pm EST/5:30 pm PST, in Philadelphia Stadium (Lincoln Financial Field), live on FOX, FOX One, and Telemundo.
Brazil National Team 2026: All 26 World Cup Players And Club Teams