Brazil's new generation breathes fresh life into World Cup hopes

Tite's talented young forwards ease Selecao's dependency on Neymar

Wingers, false nines, target men and center forwards in the Brazil squad for the World Cup are giving coach Tite a nice selection headache up front.

As the five-time champion aims to win the title for the first time in 20 years, Tite also knows his attack has limited experience on the sport's biggest stage. That's something which he hopes will be offset by an abundance of skill, speed and aggressiveness to worry — or terrify — opposing defenses.

Tite will have almost a week of training in Turin, Italy, to tune up.