
Raphinha
FC Barcelona and Brazil winger whose 2026 World Cup call-ups earned his club FIFA money.
Raphinha carried Brazil's attack through Neymar's calf-injury absence at the 2026 World Cup, his tournament ending when Norway eliminated Brazil at MetLife Stadium on 5 July.
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Raphinha carried Brazil's attack all tournament; is he now the senior forward for the rebuild?
Timeline for Raphinha
Generated 26,585 euros of Barcelona's qualifying share via 13 call-ups
2026 FIFA World Cup: Barcelona's FIFA cheque falls by a thirdMentioned in: Neymar retires from Brazil at MetLife
2026 FIFA World CupMentioned in: Neymar out of Brazil's group stage
2026 FIFA World CupMentioned in: Morocco's Ouahbi makes his debut against Brazil
2026 FIFA World CupMentioned in: Brazil draw Morocco short of forwards
2026 FIFA World CupBackground
Raphinha is a Brazilian right winger for FC Barcelona and the national team, Born 14 December 1996 in Porto Alegre. He moved to Barcelona from Leeds United for around 58 million euros in 2022, having previously played for Vitoria, Sporting CP and Rennes.
At the 2022 World Cup in Qatar he scored twice and set up two more before Brazil's quarter-final exit to Croatia on penalties. With Neymar sidelined by a calf strain for the entire group stage, Raphinha and Vinicius Junior carried Brazil's attack from the opening match against Morocco on 13 June .
He is established under Hansi Flick as one of LaLiga's most consistent wide players, and with Neymar's retirement from international football he is regarded in Brazil as a candidate for a senior attacking role in the rebuild Carlo Ancelotti now faces .