Some of Brazil’s brightest stars will be playing in Spain this season, with the South American nation having produced countless icons of the Spanish top flight over the years
Some of the finest players in the history of Brazilian football have featured in LALIGA EA SPORTS over the years and the upcoming season will be no exception. The South American country has provided Spanish football with some of its brightest stars, with LALIGA also known for developing talented Brazilian footballers. Here’s a look at a few who boast the talent to take the top flight by storm in 2026/27. Click this link https://a.meridianbet.ke/c/C7pYjz to start gaming and stand a chance of winning big with Meridianbet.
Vinícius (Real Madrid)
One of the most talented Brazilian wingers to have ever set foot on European soil, Vinícius has won everything with Los Blancos since joining the team in 2018. Having recorded double digits in scoring for five straight seasons, the Brazil international enters the upcoming campaign as one of LALIGA EA SPORTS’ top players. Vinícius has already helped Real Madrid win three league titles and two Champions League trophies among others accolades. His speed and ability to dribble past any opponent has turned him into focal point for opposition defences, as well as the player expected to carry the team on his shoulders when it matters most. Having surpassed the 20-goal mark across all competitions for five consecutive campaigns, he joined a select group of Real Madrid players who accomplished this feat including legends such as Alfredo Di Stéfano, Ferenc Puskás, Raúl González, Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema.
Raphinha (FC Barcelona)
Few players have made as big an impact at FC Barcelona as Raphinha in the post-Lionel Messi era. Since joining the Catalans in 2022, the 29-year-old forward has led his team to three LALIGA EA SPORTS titles, including back-to-back successes in the last two seasons. He has registered double figures in both goals and assists across all competitions in three of his four seasons at the club. In 2024/25, Raphinha became the first player to reach 60 goal contributions since Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo left Europe. During that same campaign, he netted 12 goals in the Champions League, the most any Brazilian player has scored for any club in a single season. An injury-plagued 2025/26 campaign was followed by a tournament-ending injury in the 2026 World Cup, but the Barça forward is expected to use the off-season to rest and recover before returning for a campaign where his team will push for a third straight league title.
Gabriel Moscardo (RCD Espanyol)
The youngest on this list, 20-year-old Moscardo took his first footballing steps at Atleta Cidadão before joining the Corinthians academy. Paris Saint-Germain identified his potential at an early age and signed the player in January 2024. Following loan spells at Corinthians and Stade de Reims, he joined Braga, where he registered almost 40 appearances last season, earning valuable experience both in the Portuguese top flight and the Europa League. A mainstay at the U20 Brazil midfield, Moscardo led his team to South American Youth Football Championship glory, starting in eight of his team’s nine games and recording a goal and one assist. Now, he has joined RCD Espanyol for the 2026/27 campaign.
Antony (Real Betis)
A six-month loan from Manchester United was enough to persuade Real Betis to make Antony’s deal permanent last summer and their decision paid dividends. He hit the ground running by regularly earning MVP honours in his first LALIGA EA SPORTS games, before gradually becoming an undisputed starter under Manuel Pellegrini. The Brazilian winger stood out with his performances for the Andalusian side, having bagged 14 goal contributions in the league and a total of 24 in all competitions. He led Real Betis to a fifth-place finish last term, which clinched them Champions League qualification for only the second time in club history, ending a 21-year wait since their previous appearance back in 2005.
Luiz Júnior (Villarreal CF)
Having finished third in the LALIGA EA SPORTS table last season, El Submarino Amarillo are set to participate in the Champions League for the second straight season and seventh in club history. Goalkeeper Luiz Júnior played a key role in Villarreal CF achieving their joint-second best ever league finish by recording eight clean sheets in 28 games and finishing fifth in the race for the Zamora Trophy. The 25-year-old has made 44 league starts across two seasons since joining from Famalicão in the summer of 2024. It remains to be seen if he can establish himself as a starter between the posts under new boss, former Rayo Vallecano coach Iñigo Pérez.
