Barcelona midfielder Rafinha has been called up to the Brazil squad to replace the injured Casemiro.
The 25-year-old has been added to Tite's group following a meeting of team coaches on Monday.
Rafinha, who has made seven appearances for Barca this season, has not played for his country since a 4-1 friendly win over United States in September 2015.
He will meet up with the squad in London on Monday ahead of Friday's friendly against Uruguay at Emirates Stadium, and a meeting with Cameroon in Milton Keynes next Tuesday.
Casemiro was withdrawn from the squad after spraining his ankle in Real Madrid's 4-2 LaLiga win over Celta Vigo on Sunday.
He is expected to be out for a minimum of three weeks.
BREAKING NEWS: @Rafinha chosen by the @CBF_Futebol for friendlies with Uruguay and Cameroon.
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) November 12, 2018
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