Brazil have resumed training for their FIFA World Cup 2026 opening match against Morocco, scheduled for Saturday, June 13, in New Jersey.
The key development from Monday’s session was the arrival of midfielder Ederson, who immediately joined training after linking up with the squad.
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The Atalanta midfielder was called up by coach Carlo Ancelotti to replace injured right-back Wesley, who has been ruled out of the tournament after suffering a thigh injury.
Brazil are also monitoring the fitness of star forward Neymar, who remains on an individual recovery programme.
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The 34-year-old was expected to rejoin full training on Monday, but a recent MRI scan indicated he still requires additional time before returning to full team sessions.
Despite the delay,
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