Venezuela will be without Real Madrid forward Rodrygo and Real Madrid defender Militao for the match. Both players are nursing injuries and will not be available for selection.
Brazil has no major injury concerns ahead of the match.
Venezuela will be looking to pull off a major upset when they face Brazil in a friendly match on Friday. The Venezuelans are ranked 58th in the FIFA World Rankings, while Brazil is ranked 1st.
Despite the gulf in the rankings, Venezuela has a number of talented players who are capable of causing Brazil problems. Salomón Rondón, who plays for Everton in the Premier League, is a dangerous striker who has scored 34 goals for his country. Jefferson Savarino, who plays for Real Salt Lake in Major League Soccer, is a creative midfielder who can unlock defenses with his dribbling and passing.
Brazil, however, will be confident of victory. The Brazilians have a wealth of experience and quality in their squad, and they will be looking to use their technical superiority to dominate the match. Neymar, who plays for Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1, is one of the best players in the world, and he will be looking to make a statement against Venezuela.
Overall, Brazil is the clear favorite to win the match. However, Venezuela has the potential to cause an upset if they can play to their strengths and exploit Brazil's weaknesses.
