Brazil aims for sixth World Cup title despite being underdogs, says Casemiro
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 7:15 AM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Brazilian midfielder Casemiro expressed confidence in the team's chances at the upcoming 2026 World Cup starting on June 11 in North America. Despite being seen as underdogs behind teams like Spain, France, and England, he noted the squad's mix of young talent and experience. Brazil has not won the World Cup since 2002, and Casemiro acknowledged that the team had faced challenges leading up to the tournament, including a managerial change to Carlo Ancelotti. Brazil's first match is against Morocco on June 13 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
- •Brazil aims for a sixth World Cup title at the 2026 tournament.
- •Casemiro believes being underdogs may work in Brazil's favor.
- •The team has faced challenges during the World Cup build-up.
- •Brazil's first match is against Morocco on June 13.
- •Casemiro highlights the blend of experience and youth in the squad.
- 7:15 AMYahoo Sports — Unfancied Brazil will stay sharp at the World Cup, Casemiro says
"Brazil are aiming for a record-extending sixth world title at the 2026 tournament in North America.
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