Striker Endrick, from Real Madrid, and defender Vitor Reis, from Manchester City, publicly celebrated their call-ups to the Brazilian national team. Both young players are among the 26 names called up by coach Carlo Ancelotti for the first matches of the new cycle toward the 2030 World Cup, which will be the friendly matches against Australia and India.
Vitor Reis, who returned to Manchester City this season after a loan period at Girona, in Spain, highlighted the importance of representing Brazil again. In a statement to the CBF, he said that being called up to the national team is something very special and that it means a lot to him, his family, and everyone who is part of his life.
The defender emphasized that he has been working very hard and that starting this new cycle with the national team represents a great responsibility and enormous motivation. He said he intends to make the most of every training session and every opportunity, working to always be worthy of wearing the Brazilian national team jersey.
Endrick, who plays for Real Madrid, also celebrated his call-up, although the striker's complete statement was not included in the article. Both players represent the new generation of Brazilian football being shaped by Ancelotti for the cycle that will culminate in the 2030 World Cup.
