The 2006 Brazil squad for the FIFA World Cup was a strong team of players with renowned skills and expertise in their respective positions. It was led by a veteran player and captain, Cafu. The squad comprised of:
Goalkeepers: Dida, Julio Cesar, and Rogerio Ceni
Defenders: Cafu, Roberto Carlos, Juan, Lucio, Gilberto, Cicinho, and Cris
Midfielders: Kaka, Emerson, Ze Roberto, Juninho Pernambucano, Gilberto Silva, and Ricardinho
Forwards: Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, Adriano, Robinho, and Fred.
The team was highly anticipated to win the championship but was knocked out by France in the quarterfinals. Despite the early departure, the Brazilian squad was regarded as a talented team with exceptional players and a long-standing history of success in football. The team's attacking possibilities were massive with Ronaldo, Adriano, Robinho and Ronaldinho all being top-class players renowned for their skills, dribbling abilities, and scoring prowess.
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