Tamara Bolt celebrates first call-up to Brazil national team
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 12:56 AM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Tamara Bolt received her first call-up to the Brazilian national soccer team. In an interview, she expressed her joy upon hearing the news unexpectedly from a friend. Bolt shared her journey from childhood aspirations to professional football, highlighting challenges she overcame, including adjusting to life in the United States. She emphasized her desire to inspire future generations and reflects on the growth of women's soccer in Brazil, particularly with upcoming World Cup opportunities for young girls.
- •Tamara Bolt is named in Brazil's national team for the first time.
- •She received the news of her call-up unexpectedly from a friend.
- •During her childhood, Bolt was often the only girl in football schools.
- •Bolt aims to inspire future generations of female soccer players.
- •The upcoming World Cup in Brazil is seen as a growth opportunity for women's football.
- 12:56 AMYahoo Sports — Tamara Bolt recalls challenges and celebrates first Brazil call-up
"Fullback Tamara Bolt is experiencing a special moment in her career: her first call-up to the Brazilian national team. In an exclusive interview with CBF TV, she described how she received the news an...
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