Brazil women 2024 Olympics squad: Arthur Elias' full team competing in football at the Paris Games

Brazil women Olympics 2024 squad Brazil players line up for penalty kicks during the 2024 SheBelieves Cup game against Japan at Lower.com Field on April 09, 2024 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Mowry/Getty Images)
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The Brazil women Olympics 2024 squad is looking to break an unwanted record of having never won a tournament played on a global stage.

Perenially the South American champions, Brazil have struggled to assert their dominance at World Cups and Olympic Games. It's not for the want of trying, either - they achieved two silver medals, at the 2004 and 2008 Games, while last time out they could only manage to reach the quarter-finals.

After being knocked out in the group stages of the 2023 World Cup, Brazil have plenty to prove this time around. 

Brazil women Olympics 2024 squad Head coach of Brazil Arthur Ribas Elias looks on during the CONCACAF W Gold Cup Final match between United States and Brazil at Snapdragon Stadium on March 10, 2024 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Omar Vega/Getty Images)

Arthur Elias (Image credit: Getty Images)

At the age of 38, Marta is still part of the Brazil squad, though her team-mates Kerolin, Adriana and Jheniffer are the players more likely to make an impact in the Olympics. The trio are exciting forwards ready to announce their names on the international stage, supplemented by the brilliance of the nation's greatest-ever player. 

Managed by Arthur Elias, who had great success with the Corinthians women side prior to take over the Selecao in 2023, Brazil will be quietly confident of upsetting the status quo.

They will play Nigeria, Japan and Spain at the Olympics. While just escaping the group stages will be a difficult task, two of the three best third-placed sides will still progress into the knockouts - meaning Brazil should be confident of some success this summer. 

Brazil women 2024 Olympics squad

Brazil women 2024 Olympics squad: 18-player team

  • GK: Lorena (Grêmio)
  • GK: Tainá (América Mineiro)
  • DF: Antônia (Real Madrid)
  • DF: Tarciane (Houston Dash)
  • DF: Rafaelle (Orlando Pride)
  • DF: Tamires (Corinthians)
  • DF: Yasmim (Corinthians)
  • DF: Thais Ferreira (UD Tenerife)
  • MF: Duda Sampaio (Corinthians)
  • MF: Ana Vitória (Atlético Madrid)
  • MF: Vitória Yaya (Corinthians)
  • FW: Adriana (Orlando Pride)
  • FW: Marta (Orlando Pride)
  • FW: Jheniffer (Corinthians)
  • FW: Kerolin (North Carolina Courage)
  • FW: Ludmila (Free Agent)
  • FW: Gabi Nunes (Levante UD)
  • FW: Gabi Portilho (Corinthians)

Brazil women Olympics 2024 squad Marta Vieira of Brazil runs in the field during the Women’s International Friendly match between Brazil and Jamaica at Arena Pernambuco on June 1, 2024 in Recife, Brazil. (Photo by Chico Peixoto/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)

Marta (Image credit: Getty Images)

Brazil women 2024 Olympics squad numbers

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No.PlayerPosition
1LorenaGK
2AntoniaDF
3TarcianeDF
4RafaelleDF
5Duda SampaioMF
6TamiresDF
7KerolinFW
8Vitoria YayaMF
9AdrianaFW
10MartaFW
11JhenifferFW
12TainaGK
13YasmimDF
14LudmilaFW
15Thais FerreiraDF
16Gabi NunesFW
17Ana VitoriaMF
18Gabi PortilhoFW

Brazil women 2024 Olympics fixtures and results

July 25: Nigeria v Brazil, Stade de Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France
July 28: Brazil v Japan, Parc de Princes, Paris, France
July 31: Brazil v Spain, Stade de Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France

Brazil women Olympics 2024 squad Marta Vieira of Brazil (C) celebrating her goal with her teammates during the Women’s International Friendly match between Brazil and Jamaica at Arena Pernambuco on June 1, 2024 in Recife, Brazil. (Photo by Chico Peixoto/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)

Brazil celebrate (Image credit: Getty Images)

More Olympics squads

The United States team is looking to win their fifth gold medal in just eight Olympic Games, and they've got a strong squad to take to France. 

Spain are looking to follow up their World Cup and Nations League victories with another tournament triumph - this time on French soil. 

France are this summer's hosts the hopes of a nation resting on their shoulders - can they go all the way? 

Ryan Dabbs
Staff writer

Ryan is a staff writer for FourFourTwo, joining the team full-time in October 2022. He first joined Future in December 2020, working across FourFourTwo, Golf Monthly, Rugby World and Advnture's websites, before eventually earning himself a position with FourFourTwo permanently. After graduating from Cardiff University with a degree in Journalism and Communications, Ryan earned a NCTJ qualification to further develop as a writer while a Trainee News Writer at Future.