Copa America Final: Argentina vs Brazil Live Streaming, All you need to know
Copa America Final: The final of the Copa América 2021 will have a very interesting peculiarity: between the teams of Brazil & Argentina that will collide this Sunday, July 11 on the field of the Maracaná Stadium, 46 players from both teams are distributed in European football teams and only six footballers play in local leagues.
91 percent of players who will be in the match that will define the new champion of South America had to fly from the Old Continent to represent his country at the 47th edition of the competition, where Brazilians seek their crown tenth and the Argentines their fifteenth, with which they would equal Uruguay as the top winners.
When is Brazil vs Argentina?
Final Copa America 2021
- Date : Sunday, July 11th
- Time : 05:30 AM IST Live
- Venue : Maracanã Stadium
In the squad led by Tite, of the 24 registered footballers, only four are active in Brazilian football : Gabriel Barbosa and Everton Ribeiro, who play for Flamengo; Leo Ortiz, at Red Bull Bragantino and goalkeeper Weverton Pereira , who defends the Palmeiras jersey.
On the Argentine side, only Franco Armani and Gonzalo Montiel defend River Plate; the other 26 footballers led by Lionel Scaloni are distributed in different leagues of the Old Continent. This data taking into account that Lionel Messi ended his contract with Barcelona and is waiting to register with a new club or sign again with the Catalans.
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Brazilians in Europe
- Real Madrid (Spain): Casemiro, Éder Militao and Vinicius Junior.
- Liverpool (England): Alisson, Fabinho and Roberto Firmino.
- Manchester City (England): Ederson and Gabriel Jesus
- Juventus (Italy): Alex Sandro and Danilo
- Paris Saint-Germain (France): Neymar and Marquinhos
- Barcelona (Spain): Emerson
- Atlético de Madrid (Spain): Renan Lodi
- Chelsea (England): Thiago Silva
- Aston Villa (England): Douglas Luiz
- Manchester United (England): Fred
- Benfica (Portugal): Everton
- Lyon (France): Lucas Paquetá
- Everton (England): Richarlison
Argentines in Europe:
- Aston Villa (England): Emiliano Martínez
- Atalanta (Italy): Juan Musso and Cristian Romero
- Porto (Portugal): Agustín Marchesín
- Ajax (Netherlands): Lisandro Martínez and Nicolás Tagliafico
- Fiorentina (Italy): Lucas Martínez, Germán Pezzella and Nicolás González
- Benfica (Portugal): Nicolás Otamendi
- Seville (Spain): Marcos Acuña and Papu Gómez
- Udinese (Italy): Nahuel Molina and Rodrigo de Paul
- Real Betis (Spain): Guido Rodríguez
- Tottenham (England): Giovani Lo Celso
- Bayer Leverkusen (Germany): Exequiel Palacios
- Bologna (Italy): Nicolás Domínguez
- Paris Saint-Germain (France): Angel di Maria
- Atlético de Madrid (Spain): Ángel Correa
- Lazio (Italy): Joaquín Correa
- Inter Milan (Italy): Lautaro Martínez
- Barcelona (Spain): Sergio Agüero
- Without club: Lionel Messi
