The 32-year-old has been called up for next week's friendlies against Argentina and Japan in the place of Cruzeiro's Ricardo Goulart. It is his first since March 2013. In one aspect, it is an encouraging and relieving sign that the former AC Milan and Real Madrid star is finding his form. The move could well prove to be a shrewd one from the Brazil coach. This is a critical time for international football's most successful nation. Pressure is on this group like never before. A recovery is demanded and desperately needed after the FIFA World Cup, and the spotlight is shining bright on those involved in the rebuilding process.
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