Orlando City team captain Kaká reportedly did not train with the Brazilian National Team Tuesday due to muscle pain.
After playing in Brazil's 2-0 friendly victory over Panama Sunday, Kaká and teammate Fabinho reported discomfort to the team's medical staff, according to Brazilian media outlet Globo.
The report says the duo trained inside, and there is no talk yet of removing either player from the roster. Brazil coach Dunga has until Friday to call in replacements, if necessary, as the Seleção makes its Copa América Centenario debut Saturday at 10 p.m. against Ecuador at the Rose Bowl in California.