Mexico vs. Brazil: Lineups and Squad Value

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Mexico will seek to conclude their preparation matches for Copa América on a high note against Brazil following a defeat against Uruguay. Jaime Lozano's Mexican National Team will face Brazil in their final test before the Copa América 2024, aiming to recover from the 4-0 loss to Uruguay.

Kyle Field in Texas will host Mexico’s last preparation match, with over 90,000 fans expected to attend. Brazil, one of the top favorites in Conmebol competitions, will provide a challenging opponent.

Lineups

Mexico:

  • Julio González
  • Israel Reyes
  • Edson Álvarez
  • Johan Vásquez
  • Gerardo Arteaga
  • Luis Romo
  • Luis Chávez
  • Carlos Rodríguez
  • Uriel Antuna
  • Julián Quiñones
  • Santiago Giménez

Brazil:

  • Alisson Becker
  • Yan Couto
  • Eder Militao
  • Bremer
  • Guilherme
  • Ederson
  • Andreas Pereira
  • Douglas Luiz
  • Gabriel Silva
  • Savio
  • Barbosa

Squad Value Comparison

There is a significant difference in the squad values of the two teams, with Brazil's squad valued at approximately $506.23 million compared to Mexico's $142.25 million. Despite Mexico having high-value players like Johan Vásquez, Edson Álvarez, and Santiago Giménez, the overall value of the Mexican squad is considerably lower than that of the Brazilian team.

Player Values (in millions of dollars):

MexicoWorthBrazilWorth
Julio González1.08Alisson30.29
Johan Vásquez10.82Yan Couto27.04
Edson Álvarez37.86Eder Militao64.90
Gerardo Arteaga6.49Bremer64.90
Israel Reyes4.33Guilherme10.82
Luis Romo7.03Ederson43.27
Carlos Rodríguez6.49Andreas Pereira21.63
Luis Chávez9.73Douglas Luiz75.72
Santiago Giménez43.27Gabriel Silva75.72
Uriel Antuna4.33Savio54.08
Julián Quiñones10.82Barbosa37.86
Total142.25Total506.23

Match Details

  • Date: Saturday, June 8, 2024
  • Time: 7:00 PM Mexico City time (9:00 PM ET)
  • Venue: Kyle Field, Texas

Malagón's Absence

The Mexican goalkeeper, Luis Malagón, will miss the match due to a muscle injury that is expected to sideline him for three to four weeks. As a result, Julio González is set to start in the final friendly before the Copa América

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