Kaká Again Tabbed for Brazil’s World Cup Qualifying Roster

Orlando City captain Kaká continues to figure into Brazil's national team plans. Today, Seleção manager Dunga announced his 23-man roster for two November World Cup qualifiers and City's No. 10 made the list. Kaká is the only member of the team from Major League Soccer and was the first field player ever to play in MLS and get such a call-up by Brazil.

The 33-year-old Brazilian recently was with his national team for a pair of WC qualifiers while on yellow card suspension in MLS, coming off the bench against Venezuela. The upcoming games will take place Nov. 13 against arch-rival Argentina and Nov. 17 against Peru. The Argentina match will take place in Buenos Aires, with the Peru game scheduled for Salvador, Brazil.

Brazil currently sits in fifth place in CONMEBOL qualifying, with a win (3-1 over Venezuela) and a loss (2-0 to Chile) in two matches. The top four teams qualify for the World Cup and the fifth-place team advances to an inter-confederation playoff.

Here's the full Brazilian squad for November's matches:

Goalkeepers:

Jefferson – Botafogo

Alisson – International

Cassio – Corinthians

Defenders

Danilo – Real Madrid

Dani Alves – Barcelona

Filipe Luis – Atlético Madrid

Marcelo – Real Madrid

David Luiz – PSG

Miranda – Internazionale

Marquinhos – PSG

Gil – Corinthians

Midfielders

Luiz Gustavo – Wolfsburg

Fernandinho – Manchester City

Elias – Corinthians

Renato Augusto – Corinthians

Oscar – Chelsea

Lucas Lima – Santos

Willian – Chelsea

Kaká – Orlando City

Forwards

Douglas Costa – Bayern Munich

Neymar – Barcelona

Hulk – Zenith

Ricardo Oliveira – Santos