The football coach of Brazil, Dunga announced on Thursday a list of 22 players for the upcoming games against Uruguay and Paraguay by the South American qualifying for the World-2010 and the Confederations Cup South Africa, which left out the star Ronaldinho Gaúcho.

(Cruzeiro), was excluded as Ronaldinho Gaucho, who is going through a mediocre time at AC Milan (Italy).

The list maintained most of the disputed site to the last two qualifying matches to Ecuador (1-1) and Peru (3-0) in late March and early April last.

At the head of the "Seleçao" are goalkeeper Julio Cesar (Inter Milan), the wheel Kaká (AC Milan) and the tip Robinho (Manchester City), while the back after an injury. At a news conference in Rio de Janeiro, Dunga said that included five players from the local environment, among which are the attacker Nilma (Inter de Porto Alegre) and the steering wheel Ramires World, Egypt, head of Africa, and United States of Concacaf.

Dunga summoned by campus is:

Goalkeepers: Julio Cesar (Inter, Italy), Gomes (Tottenham, England), Victor (Gremio). Defenders: Maicon (Inter, Italy), Lucio (Bayern Munich, Germany), Juan (AS Roma, Italy), Daniel Alves ( FC Barcelona, Spain), Kleber (Inter de Porto Alegre), Luisao (Benfica, Portugal), Alex (Chelsea, England), Andre Santos (Corinthians). Midfielders: AS Roma Italian zaguero Juan.

Brazil will face Uruguay on June 6, at Montevideo, and 10 of this month to Paraguay, in Recife.

After 12 dates premundial, Brazil appears second in the table with 21 points, one above the third, Chile (20), and three downstream leader Paraguay.

For his part in the Confederations Cup, to be played between June 28 and 14 in South Africa-Brazil dispute the key B with Italy, the current champion Gilberto Silva (Panathinaikos, Greece), Elano (Manchester City, England), Josue (Wolfsburg, Germany), Anderson (Manchester United, England), Julio Baptista (AS Roma, Italy), Kaká (AC Milan, Italy), Felipe Melo (Fiorentina, Italy), Ramires (Cruzeiro). Attackers: Robinho (Real Madrid, Spain), Luis Fabiano (Sevilla, Spain), Alexandre Pato (AC Milan, Italy) and Nilma (Inter de Porto Alegre).