Brazil could turn to Willian in attacking trio

There are just 20 days to go until the start of the World Cup on June 14 which means every country is attempting to perfect their tactics so they're ready in Russia.

During Brazil's training session on Thursday, Willian played alongside Jesus and Neymar in a front three, suggesting Tite could go with this formation for this summer's tournament.

The Brazilian manager has often said he needs a "pacemaker" and this tactic would allow Philippe Coutinho to drop further back into midfield, who Tite considers as his best midfield option.

In addition to the attacking changes, he used defenders Marquinhos and Miranda for the majority of the session, suggesting they could be his starting partnership ahead of former captain Thiago Silva. 

Tite only had 18 of his 23 selected players available for Thursday. Wingers Douglas Costa and Fagner are still recovering from injury whilst some still have club commitments.

Liverpool's Roberto Firmino and Real Madrid's Casemiro and Marcelo will join up with the squad after the conclusion of the Champions League final on Saturday.