Pedro Morisco called up to Brazil national team for first time
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 11:51 AM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Goalkeeper Pedro Morisco of Coritiba received his first call-up to the Brazil national team ahead of friendlies against Australia and India. He expressed surprise, having anticipated a call-up in one or two years as he aimed to gain experience in the Série A. At 22, Morisco is part of a new generation of Brazilian goalkeepers, joining fellow first-timer Otávio. He is committed to making a strong impression during training and possible game time, noting his dedication and willingness to learn from goalkeeping coach Taffarel. The Brazilian squad has two upcoming matches: on September 29 against Australia and on October 3 against India.
- •Morisco surprised by first Brazil call-up after two years in Série B.
- •He plans to impress in training and potential matches.
- •Brazil faces Australia on September 29 and India on October 3.
- •Coritiba is currently ninth in the Brasileirão.
- 11:51 AMYahoo Sports — Pedro Morisco on first Brazil call-up: “I thought, in a year or two”
"Goalkeeper Pedro Morisco admitted he was surprised by his first call-up to the Brazil national team. The Coritiba player told CBF TV that in 2026 he had planned to gain experience during his first ful...
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