Brazil’s clash with Egypt this week represents the final opportunity for Ancelotti to fine-tune his tactical setup without his primary playmaker. While the squad focuses on the task in Cleveland, the broader focus remains on MetLife Stadium, where Brazil will kick off their World Cup campaign against Morocco on June 13.
The Selecao face a testing group that also includes Haiti, with the second group stage match scheduled for June 19, before they wrap up the round against Scotland on June 24. Fans and pundits alike will be holding their…
