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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lankavatama1i" data-source="post: 7704194" data-attributes="member: 271605">may 21 2009 ESPNOff-form Ronaldinho was left out of Brazil's squad on Thursday for  next month's World Cup qualifiers and the Confederations Cup.Striker  Ronaldo, who has not played for his country since the last World Cup, was also overlooked despite a promising start to his latest comeback with Corinthians.Brazil face Uruguay  in Montevideo on June 6 and host South American group leaders Paraguay in Recife four days later.Coach  Dunga also sprang a surprise by including uncapped Gremio goalkeeper Victor along with four other home-based players - fullbacks Kleber and Andre Santos, midfielder Ramires and striker Nilmar.Ramires and Andre Santos are both uncapped  while Nilmar, whose career has been plagued by injuries, has played twice for his country.Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Gomes was recalled after  an injury to Doni, the regular second choice after Julio Cesar.Dunga  said he wanted Ronaldinho to return to full form before he picked him again."I'm going to do everything possible  to help him recover," he told reporters."I have confidence in him, he's a special  player. He's having a bad time but I hope he can get over this."Ronaldinho has  failed to settle at AC Milan since his move from Barcelona last year and has recently been mostly confined to the bench.The playmaker was substituted in the 1-1 World Cup qualifying draw in Ecuador last March after one of his worst performances at international level.He then found himself among  the substitutes for the following game at home to Peru and came on late in the match with Brazil already leading 3-0.Ronaldo has scored eight goals  for Corinthians in his latest comeback following a serious injury with AC Milan last year, however most of them were in the regional Paulista championship against modest opponents.The 32-year-old is still trying to  regain full fitness."We want to see the Ronaldo that we all  know," said Dunga. "But he's going to have to prove with his club that he's ready to be called up."The coach added: "We've stuck to our guns and  picked players who are doing well at club level. We have to use common sense to do the best for Brazil."Brazil are second in the 10-team South  American World Cup qualifying group with 21 points from 12 games, three behind Paraguay.The top four teams qualify directly for next year's  finals in South Africa. The fifth plays off for another place against the fourth team from the CONCACAF region.<img src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cb/Ronaldinho061115.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

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