Brazil's Insane Squad Depth Is Proof They're Going To Dominate This Year's World Cup And Beyond

Tite's side went unbeaten in CONMEBOL qualifying and finished their campaign with a whopping 45 points.

A quick look at the depth Selecao have explains why bookies expect them to take home their sixth World Cup and first since 2002.

In net they have the choice of Alisson or Ederson, with both goalkeepers duking it out at the top of the Premier League with Liverpool and Manchester City respectively.

Dani Alves has had the right-back spot on lock for for 16 years with 122 appearances in his decorated career. Danilo is probably waiting for the day he retires.

Marquinhos and captain Thiago Silva are solid at the back as is Eder Militao, with all three men battling it out to start on a regular basis.

Left-back could be the weakest position, but it still boasts Alex Telles and Alex Sandro who star for Manchester United and Juventus.

If you thought defence was impressive, wait until you see the midfield. It's next level.

Casemiro and Fabinho offer the same issue Alisson and Ederson do - they're both so good and deserve regular playing time.

On the left are Neymar and Vinicius Jr, although Neymar often shifts centrally to accommodate Vincius.

Over on the right are Ajax starlet Antony and Leeds United talisman Raphinha, both of who have been linked with big club transfers this summer.

Up front is the easy task of Gabriel Jesus or Roberto Firmino. We may have been lying when we said easy...

Brazil will be in Group G alongside Serbia, Switzerland and Cameroon.