BREAKING: Bruno Guimaraes, the captain of Newcastle United, has now returned to his previous club and posted a 16-word message

Bruno Guimaraes, a midfielder for Newcastle United, has confirmed his return to the Brazil squad for the South American World Cup qualifiers that will take place this month.
Guimaraes has arrived in Brazil to begin his training in preparation for the forthcoming qualification matches that his side will be playing. At the Couto Pereira Stadium in Curitiba, the five-time world champions will play Ecuador on Saturday. The match will take place before they go to Paraguay the following Wednesday.

The Brazilian national team has been working out at the training facility of Athletico Paranaense in Curitiba this week in order to be ready for the games ahead. Guimaraes, who had previously played for Athletico Paranaense and had made over one hundred appearances for the club before joining Olympique Lyonnais in 2020, is experiencing something of a homecoming.

After joining the Brazil squad, Guimaraes shared pictures of himself in training along with the comment, which was translated from Portuguese to English. The statement read, “Happy to be with our team in my second home!! God, we are grateful for each and every opportunity.

Over the course of the international break, Guimaraes will be seeking to add to his total of 26 caps for Brazil and bring an end to a string of unsatisfactory outcomes. After losing each of their last three matches in qualification and winning only one of their last eight competitive matches, Brazil is currently ranked sixth in the CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying group out of a total of ten teams.

In light of the fact that Guimaraes has been appointed Newcastle’s new “team captain” for the 2024-25 season, he has come to join the Brazil squad. As The Magpies have experienced their best three-game start to a season in over a decade, the 26-year-old has led The Magpies out in each of their opening three Premier League games. Each of these games has been played in the Premier League.

“Being captain of a club where I love to be is definitely another dream come true,” Guimaraes said. “It’s a dream come true.” According to me, it is always a huge deal if the fans love me.