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Gabriel has produced a number of impressive displays this term and was hoping that would be enough to seal him a place in his countryâs squad for the showpiece in Qatar this month.
However, a number of reports in his homeland claim that the uncapped ace will be left disappointed.
Samba Boys boss Tite is due to name his selection for the tournament later today.
But Gabriel is âpractically out of the equationâ and will not be part of Brazilâs 26-man World Cup squad, according to journalist @brunoandrd.
The news will come as a bitter blow for Gabriel, who has been capped at U20 and U23 level for his nation.
He recently revealed his dream to line-up for Brazil alongside his idol Neymar on the international stage.
He said: âSince a young age, Iâve always enjoyed watching Neymar play.
âWe donât play in the same position, but heâs certainly my idol. Iâm still a big fan of his today.
âWe havenât played together yet, but Iâve been able to be together with him in training, and I spent some time with him when I was in the national team squad.
âIâm a big Neymar fan. I hope to get to play with him soon and he can set me up to score a header!â
Gabriel added: âWhen youâre called up for the national team, itâs a big step in your life.
âI certainly want to experience that again. Iâm just trying to work hard here at Arsenal and I know the opportunities will follow.
âWhen you play for the national team, thereâs a feeling that youâre representing your country and all the people that you see when youâre in your country.
âI think thereâs no better feeling. Itâs certainly every Brazilian playerâs dream to wear the national team shirt.â