Brazil have most Champions League experience

Brazil boast more recent Champions League experience than even the leading European nations at this summer’s World Cup.

Brazil have most Champions League experience
Mon, 11 Jun, 2018 - 01:00
Tom White and Pete Fabianski

The 23 players selected by manager, Tite, collectively played 12,255 minutes in Europe’s elite competition in 2017-18, led by Roma goalkeeper, Alisson, who played 1,080.

Comparing figures for all 32 national squads heading to Russia, the Selecao are comfortably clear of Spain’s 9,783.

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