Brazil

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Brazil

Team Name	Brazil
Stadium	Estadio do Maracana (PES Stadium - Ville Marie)
Manager	Dunga
Captain	Lucio
Confederation	CONMEBOL
Five Star Ranking

Brazil are a football team that have appeared in every game in the Pro Evolution Soccer series. They are noted for being probably the best national team in the game, mostly due to the quality of their attacking players. They were licensed for the first time in PES08 and play in a home strip of yellow shirts, blue shorts and white socks and an away strip of blue shirts, white shorts and blue socks.

Tactics & Players

The best way to use Brazil is to attack. Therefore it normally means either a 4-4-2 formation with one holding midfielder and 3 attacking midfielders or 4-3-3 with 2 support strikers. Kaka, Ronaldinho, Adriano and Ronaldo are definite starters no matter what the formation though. They also posses other attacking threats in the likes of Robinho, and Pato. Gilberto Silva is probably best choice for the holding role while the back 4 usually picks itself.

PES 2010

Brazil featured in the Japanese demo version of PES 2010, called Winning Eleven 2010. The squad has had a minor reshuffle and previous members of the squad such as Alex and Naldo have been replaced with Luisao and Thiago Silva. Surprise inclusions that featured in PES 2009 have been excluded such as Thiago Neves, Richarlyson and Hernanes as well as older members of the squad like, Mineiro and Gilberto, whom have been replaced by Felipe Melo and Marcelo.

Team Squad in PES 2010

Pos.	Name	Club
	Julio Cesar	Inter Milan
	Lucio (c)	Inter Milan
	Luisao	Benfica
	Maicon	Inter Milan
	Marcelo	Real Madrid
	Felipe Melo	Juventus
	Gilberto Silva	Panathinaikos FC
	Kaka	Real Madrid
	Ronaldinho	AC Milan
	Robinho	Manchester City
	Luis Fabiano	Sevilla
	Doni	AS Roma
	Juan	AS Roma
	Thiago Silva	AC Milan
	Daniel Alves	Barcelona
	Kleber	SC Internacional
	Josue	Wolfsburg
	Julio Baptista	AS Roma
	Diego	Juventus
	Anderson	Manchester United
	Elano	Galatasaray
	Alexandre Pato	AC Milan
	Adriano	Flamengo