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Qatar 2022 poll: What should be Brazil's starting 11 for the FIFA World Cup?

Qatar 2022 is just around the corner and Tite has already selected the 26 players that will represent Brazil. In Bolavip we made this survey so you can pick your best XI for La Verde-amarela. Take a look!

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By martín o’donnell

Neymar Jr. (left) and Vinicius Junior of Brazil.
© Kenta Harada-Justin Setterfield/Getty ImagesNeymar Jr. (left) and Vinicius Junior of Brazil.

The moment we’ve been waiting for is upon us. Four and a half years later, the soccer community is once again in for a treat as Qatar 2022 draws nearer. Who will lift the FIFA World Cup trophy is the question everyone makes, and Brazil are obviously among the candidates.

Having punched their ticket to Qatar in great fashion, finishing atop the South American qualifiers standings without conceding a single defeat, La Verde-amarela head into the tournament with high aspirations.

Though we’re talking about the winningest team in the World Cup history with five titles to their name, it’s been 20 years since they last got their hands on the coveted trophy. Tite has already submitted his star-studded, 26-man squad. Assuming that Brazil use a 4-3-3 lineup, which isyour favorite player for each position?

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GK: Alisson Becker, Ederson or Weverton

One of the biggest decisions Tite will have to make is at goalkeeper. Brazil have two world-class goalies in Alisson Becker and Ederson, so Weverton runs from behind here. But in your opinion, who should be the starter?

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Alisson Becker (left), Ederson (c) and Weverton. (Getty Images)

Alisson Becker (left), Ederson (c) and Weverton. (Getty Images)

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Who should be Brazil's goalkeeper in Qatar?

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RB: Dani Alves or Danilo

Dani Alves and Danilo. (Getty Images)

Dani Alves and Danilo. (Getty Images)

Many were surprised to see 39-year-old defender Dani Alves on the list, but the Pumas UNAM man might be an insurance policy at right-back. Danilo, 31, currently plays for Juventus and is expected to be the chosen one, but what’s your opinion?

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Who should play at RB for Brazil in Qatar?

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CB: Marquinhos, Eder Militao, Thiago Silva, Bremer

From left to right: Marquinhos, Eder Militao, Thiago Silva, and Bremer. (Getty Images)

From left to right: Marquinhos, Eder Militao, Thiago Silva, and Bremer. (Getty Images)

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Tite has also made sure of taking enough center-backs to Qatar. PSG captain Marquinhos, Real Madrid star Eder Militao, Chelsea veteran Thiago Silva, and Juventus’ Bremer can all make an interesting combination at the backline. Choose your best duo of center-backs!

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Which center backs should start for Brazil?

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LB: Alex Sandro or Alex Telles

Alex Sandro and Alex Telles. (Getty Images)

Alex Sandro and Alex Telles. (Getty Images)

Tite has leftRenan Lodi out of the plane, as he opted to take two other left-backs to Qatar. While Juventus’ Alex Sandro has been part of the national team for a while, Alex Telles‘ loan stint at Sevilla from Man United helped him made the cut. Who’s your starter?

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Who should be Brazil's left-back in Qatar?

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CDM: Casemiro or Fabinho

Casemiro and Fabinho. (Getty Images)

Casemiro and Fabinho. (Getty Images)

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Brazil are also traveling with two world-class holding midfielders in Casemiro and Fabinho. Both the Manchester United man and the Liverpool star are capable of bossing the middle of the park, but which of them do you choose?

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Who should be Brazil's defensive midfielder in Qatar?

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CM: Lucas Paqueta, Bruno Guimaraes, Fred, Everton Ribeiro

From left to right: Lucas Paqueta, Bruno Guimaraes, Fred, and Everton Ribeiro. (Getty Images)

From left to right: Lucas Paqueta, Bruno Guimaraes, Fred, and Everton Ribeiro. (Getty Images)

In this hypothetical lineup, the defensive midfielder would be surrounded by two central midfielders. Tite is taking West Ham star Lucas Paqueta, Newcastle sensationBruno Guimaraes, Man United’s Fred, and Flamengo veteran Everton Ribeiro. Which two of them should be in the starting eleven?

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Which central midfielders should start for Brazil?

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RW: Raphinha, Antony or Rodrygo

Raphinha (l), Antony (c), and Rodrygo. (Getty Images)

Raphinha (l), Antony (c), and Rodrygo. (Getty Images)

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Here things get very interesting, asBrazil have terrific weapons in offense. Barcelona star Raphinha, Man United’s Antony, and Rodrygo of Real Madrid would all have to compete for only one spot. Who should be the right winger?

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Which RW should start for Brazil?

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LW: Neymar, Vinicius Junior or Gabriel Martinelli

Neymar (l), Vinicius Junior (c) and Gabriel Martinelli. (Getty Images)

Neymar (l), Vinicius Junior (c) and Gabriel Martinelli. (Getty Images)

Something similar happens in the other flank of the field. PSG megastar Neymar has been the team’s face for years, but Tite can also count on Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior or Arsenal gem Gabriel Martinelli. Who’s four favorite left winger?

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Which LW should start for Brazil?

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ST: Richarlison, Gabriel Jesus, or Pedro

Richarlison (l), Gabriel Jesus (c), and Pedro. (Getty Images)

Richarlison (l), Gabriel Jesus (c), and Pedro. (Getty Images)

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Tite is not taking the number nine spot for granted, having selected three strikers for the World Cup. Richarlison of Tottenham, Arsenal star Gabriel Jesus, and Flamengo hitman Pedro can all play up front. Who are you choosing as Brazil’s No. 9?

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Who should be Brazil's No. 9 in Qatar?

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How far do you think Brazil will go this year in Qatar?Using this World Cup Predictor, you can see every potential outcome of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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