New Brazilian coach Dunga controversially left off Carlos Alberto Parreira’s ‘Magic quartet,” Ronaldo, Kaka, Ronaldinho and Adriano, from his 22-man squad for the team’s friendly against Norway Aug. 16 in Oslo. Dunga retained just 8 members of Brazil’s World Cup squad — Robinho, Juan, Lucio, Luisao, Cicinho, Gilberto, Gilberto Silva and Fred. Dunga said these 8 players would serve as the “the base of the team.” for the game in Oslo. He added: “I hope this base will provide the necessary experience and tranquility for the squad’s new players to develop their game.” It’s unclear whether Dunga had a falling out with the other World Cup stars, although he is most likely taking the opportunity to look at a few new players. Later, the Brazilian Soccer Federation announced that the team would meet old rivals Argentina in a friendly on Sept. 2 in London at Arsenal’s new Emirates stadium. Dunga will use the same squad for both matches.