The Brazil match will be played on March 23rd at Wembley Stadium, the first game between the sides since a 0-0 draw in 2017.

 Brazil previously confirmed a game against Spain at the Bernabeu, also for March of next year.

England's FA have also confirmed the Brazil game and announced another friendly international with Belgium at Wembley on March 26th.

"The goal is always to arrange games of the Brazilian national team against great teams, especially world champion teams so that we can have high-level technical confrontations, which also allow an evaluation of the performance of the Brazilian national team in tests like these," CBF president Ednaldo Rodrigues said.

"In the games against England and Spain next year, we will have two great classics of world football and, certainly, two great spectacles."

Brazil are third in the CONMEBOL qualification standings for the 2026 World Cup, having lost their most recent qualifier 2-0 away to Uruguay.

England and Belgium have both already secured qualification for Euro 2024.

"I'm happy to have two strong matches in March as we build towards the Euro finals," England manager Gareth Southgate said.

"It is important we take every opportunity to test ourselves against top opposition."