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Scolari's playmaker search

AP, Ulsan
Days away from Brazil's World Cup debut, several of the squad's midfielders could be losing sleep _ maybe even former untouchable Rivaldo.
Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has said he isn't happy with his midfield and admits that a current starter
could lose his position before Brazil's opener against Turkey on Monday.
Apparently only one player isn't doing the job, Scolari hinted. He said "90 percent" of the team will be the same as the starting squad in Brazil's 4-0 win over Malaysia in a cup warmup last Saturday in Kuala Lumpur.
"I have to give chances to others, and I may change one player," Scolari said. He declined to say who, but confirmed his doubt was in the midfield.
It certainly isn't Emerson. The AS Roma stalwart is one of Scolari's trusted leaders and was named team captain. Nor is it Ronaldinho, the standout of Brazil's recent games.
Most of the suspicions fall on young Kleberson, of Brazil's national champion Atletico Paranaense. But the hottest rumor at training camp on Tuesday was that the player under the gun is a previously untouchable starter: Rivaldo.
Although one of Scolari's favorites, the 1999 FIFA Player of the
Year has struggled on the national team, apparently not entirely at ease as a playmaker or as an attacker.
Many Brazilians have lost patience with Rivaldo's irregularity and his failure to consistently play at the high level he has shown on Spain's Barcelona.
Rumors that Rivaldo could be headed for the bench have grown with suspicions that he hasn't fully recovered from a knee injury that sidelined him for nearly two months, although Rivaldo has guaranteed he will be ready to start against Turkey.
"I feel recovered," he said Tuesday. "If the coach calls me now I can play."
Kleberson, a mobile midfielder with a good outside shot, hasn't repeated the strong performances that earned him a spot on the cup eam.
Kleberson isn't Scolari's first ahoice for the defensive midfield a osition previously held by Gerson, zalcao and Dunga. The original ; tarter was Gilberto Silva, another : up novice, now on the bench.
On Tuesday, Brazil practiced vith Juninho Paulista in the slot, and he team gained in quickness, } uality and offense. The big ques-ion is whether the diminutive Juninho can play the defense ■ equired of the position, or whether 3 colari will keep him as a late-game a ption.
If Scolari opts for a more natu-■ ally defensive midfield, he could go vith veteran Vampeta in the posi-ion. A last-minute call-up, the 3orinthians midfielder has the a assing skills and the versatility to adapt to the task.
Still, at the end of practice, 3colari moved Rivaldo to the ■ eserve team and gave the starting ;pot to Denilson, one of the ; tandouts of Brazil's recent games.
Scolari has admitted he is torn a etween giving Denilson a starting ; pot and using him coming off the aench. Rivaldo's slot would be aerfect for Denilson, and the Betis ; triker even plays a little defense -a ne of Rivaldo's shortcomings.
For now, Scolari isn't saying.
"I have to test variations," he ; aid. "When I need to change the eam, they have to be ready."