Brazil will complete their 2026 international schedule in Asia, facing Australia and India before competing against Japan and hosts Singapore in the inaugural Kallang Football Series.
Five-time world champions Brazil will head to Asia for the remainder of their international schedule in 2026. The South American side will play Australia and India during the FIFA international window in September and October 2026, before traveling to Singapore for the inaugural Kallang Football Series in November.
The four-team tournament at Singapore's National Stadium will feature hosts Singapore alongside three teams that reached the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup: Brazil, Paraguay, and Japan. The series kicks off on November 13 with Singapore playing Paraguay, followed by a Round of 32 World Cup rematch between Brazil and Japan on November 14. Brazil will then conclude their schedule against hosts Singapore on November 17.
In the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Brazil topped Group C and secured a late comeback win against Japan in the Round of 32 before being eliminated by Erling Haaland's Norway in the Round of 16. Meanwhile, Paraguay reached the knockout rounds after knocking out four-time world champions Germany in the Round of 32.
Led by manager Carlo Ancelotti, who has won the UEFA Champions League a record five times, Brazil features star players like Vinicius Junior, Neymar, and Marquinhos. The upcoming Asian friendlies offer room to test younger talents, including Chelsea FC's Estevao and Andrey Santos, Real Madrid's Endrick, and Palmeiras' Vitor Roque.
Reporting sourced from Khel Now. Photo courtesy Khel Now.