Brazil women's soccer team announces squad for matches against Japan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 6:18 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

The Brazilian Women's National Team has named a squad of 26 players for upcoming friendlies against Japan. The matches will take place on November 29 in Hiroshima and December 5 in Okayama. Coach Arthur Elias revealed the roster during a live event in Rio de Janeiro. This marks his first opportunity to lead Brazil in Japan, despite previous encounters primarily occurring on home soil. Renata Costa, the current coach of Atlético Piauiense, will serve as an assistant during these matches, fulfilling FIFA's requirement for female representation in coaching staff for women's competitions.
- •Brazil faces Japan in two friendlies later this month and next.
- •Arthur Elias has a positive record against Japan, with three wins.
- •Renata Costa joins the coaching staff as an assistant during this FIFA window.
- •The matches will take place in Hiroshima and Okayama.
- 6:18 PMYahoo Sports — Brazil women's squad named for friendlies against Japan
"Coach Arthur Elias called up 26 players this Tuesday (10) for the Brazilian Women's National Team's final fixtures of 2026. The squad was announced at an event held at the Brazilian Football Confedera...
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