Historymakers: Here's the Brazil squad that won Copa America 2019

Brazil hadn't made it past the quarterfinals of the Copa America since beating Argentina 3-0 in the 2007 final in Venezuela.

Brazil hadn't made it past the quarterfinals of the Copa America since beating Argentina 3-0 in the 2007 final in Venezuela. And then these men decided to make a difference. (Photo | AP) 

Alex Sandro (Defender), 28 years (Photo | AFP)

Dani Alves (Defender), 36 years (File Photo | AFP)

Eder Militao (Defender), 21 years (Photo | AFP)

Fagner (Defender), 29 years (Photo | AP)

Filipe Luis (Defender), 33 years (Photo | AFP)

Marquinhos (Defender), 25 years (Photo | AP)

Miranda (Defender), 34 years (Photo | AFP)

Thiago Silva (Defender), 34 years (Photo | AFP)

Allan (Midfielder), 28 years (Photo | AFP)

Arthur Melo (Midfielder), 22 years (Photo | AP)

Casemiro (Midfielder), 27 years (Photo | AFP)

Fernandinho (Midfielder),34 years (Photo | AFP)

Lucas Paqueta (Midfielder), 21 years (Photo | AFP)

Coutinho (Midfielder), 26 years (Photo | AP)

David Neres (Forward), 22 years (Photo | AFP)

Everton Soares (Forward), 23 years (Photo |

Willian (Forward), 30 years (Photo | AP)

Roberto Firmino (Forward), 27 years (Photo | AP)

Gabriel Jesus (Forward), 22 years (Photo | AP)

Richarlison (Forward), 22 years (Photo | AFP)

Alisson Becker (Goalkeeper) 26 years (Photo | AFP)

Ederson (Goalkeeper) 25 years (Photo | AP)

Cassio Ramos (Goalkeeper) 25 years (Photo | AFP)