If Neymar's latest piece of sensational skill is anything to go by, the Brazilian star is ready to dazzle the crowd as his side take on Colombia on Friday. As his team-mates took a breather in the Miami heat, the Barcelona forward was busy putting his ball skills to the test as he pulled off a brilliant backheel kick-up. Dunga, who is returning for his second spell as Brazil manager, leads the Selecao into their first game since the semi-final 7-1 humiliation to Germany and 3-0 drubbing in the third-place play-off against Holland, which ended their home World Cup campaign back in July. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Neymar in training with Dunga's new look Brazil squad . Talent: Willian looks on as Neymar performs a few skills during Brazil training on Wednesday . Showboat: The Barcelona and Brazil forward backheels the ball during a number of silky kick-ups . Back in action: Brazil superstars Neymar and Robinho show off their skills as the squad train in Miami . Recovered: Neymar suffered a back injury at the World Cup against Colombia but has now returned to the pitch . Goalkeepers: Jefferson (Botafogo), Rafael (Napoli) Defenders: Maicon (AS Roma), Filipe Luis (Chelsea), Alex Sandro (FC Porto), Danilo (FC Porto), David Luiz (Paris Saint-Germain), Marquinhos (Paris Saint-Germain), Gil (Corinthians), Miranda (Atletico Madrid) Midfielders: Fernandinho (Manchester City), Luiz Gustavo (VfL Wolfsburg), Elias (Corinthians), Ramires (Chelsea), Everton Ribeiro (Cruzeiro), Ricardo Goulart (Cruzeiro), Oscar (Chelsea), Willian (Chelsea), Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool) Attackers: Hulk (Zenit St Petersburg), Neymar (FC Barcelona), Diego Tardelli (Atletico Mineiro) Blue: Chelsea's midfielder Willian, was part of their home World Cup this summer, is put through his paces . Return: Dunga has started his second stint as Brazil manager, replacing Luiz Felipe Scolari in the hotseat . The five-time World Cup champions are training in Miami with talisman Neymar back in the fold following his severe back injury picked up against Colombia in their quarter-final World Cup clash in the summer. The 22-year-old missed Barcelona's opening game of the season after picking up an ankle knock in training but returned to La Liga action on Sunday as a second half substitute as Barca won 1-0 at Villarreal. In the United States Dunga has started the revolution of the Brazil side by only recalling 10 of the 23 players picked by Luiz Felipe Scolari at the World Cup. Goalkeeper Julio Cesar, Barcelona right-back Dani Alves, Real Madrid's Marcelo and Tottenham midfielder Paulinho are amongst the biggest omissions from the squad, while captain Thiago Silva misses out through injury. The 1994 World Cup winning captain believes the 10 players recalled can shake off the psychological blow inflicted by the Germany capitulation. Rematch: Chelsea star Oscar (left) and former Blue David Luiz (right) prepare to take on Colombia in Miami . Back in the frame: Chelsea new left-back Filipe Luis has been recalled to the squad under new boss Dunga . 'The important thing is the person. What happened on the pitch was without intention,’ Zuniga told globoesporte.com . 'It’s important now to think about the game between Colombia and Brazil.' The Colombians, with Golden Boot winner James Rodriguez and Manchester United’s latest recruit Radamel Falcao in their ranks, will test Brazil’s resolve in Miami. Colombia can exact revenge for the 2-1 quarter-final loss in Brazil however both sides will be looking to score psychological points before the South Amercian qualifiers for Russia 2018, which begin next year. Dunga's new squad will also take on fellow South Americans Ecuador in New Jersey in another friendly on Tuesday. Threatening: Colombia are set to trouble Brazil with duo James Rodriguez and Radamel Falcao in their ranks . Bad memories: Brazil beat Colombia in the quarter-finals of the World Cup when Neymar badly injured his back . Humiliating: David Luiz was emotional at the final whistle after Germany humbled Brazil 7-1 in the semi-finals .
Brazilian star Neymar pulls off brilliant piece of skill during training .
New manager Dunga has picked only 10 of the 23 man World Cup squad .
Brazil thrashed 7-1 by Germany in the semi-finals of their home World Cup .
Players back in training ahead of friendly with Colombia in Miami on Friday .
Brazil beat Colombia at the World Cup 2-1 at the quarter-finals stage .
If Neymar's latest piece of sensational skill is anything to go by, the Brazilian star is ready to dazzle the crowd as his side take on Colombia on Friday. As his team-mates took a breather in the Miami heat, the Barcelona forward was busy putting his ball skills to the test as he pulled off a brilliant backheel kick-up. Dunga, who is returning for his second spell as Brazil manager, leads the Selecao into their first game since the semi-final 7-1 humiliation to Germany and 3-0 drubbing in the third-place play-off against Holland, which ended their home World Cup campaign back in July. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Neymar in training with Dunga's new look Brazil squad . Talent: Willian looks on as Neymar performs a few skills during Brazil training on Wednesday . Showboat: The Barcelona and Brazil forward backheels the ball during a number of silky kick-ups . Back in action: Brazil superstars Neymar and Robinho show off their skills as the squad train in Miami . Recovered: Neymar suffered a back injury at the World Cup against Colombia but has now returned to the pitch . Goalkeepers: Jefferson (Botafogo), Rafael (Napoli) Defenders: Maicon (AS Roma), Filipe Luis (Chelsea), Alex Sandro (FC Porto), Danilo (FC Porto), David Luiz (Paris Saint-Germain), Marquinhos (Paris Saint-Germain), Gil (Corinthians), Miranda (Atletico Madrid) Midfielders: Fernandinho (Manchester City), Luiz Gustavo (VfL Wolfsburg), Elias (Corinthians), Ramires (Chelsea), Everton Ribeiro (Cruzeiro), Ricardo Goulart (Cruzeiro), Oscar (Chelsea), Willian (Chelsea), Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool) Attackers: Hulk (Zenit St Petersburg), Neymar (FC Barcelona), Diego Tardelli (Atletico Mineiro) Blue: Chelsea's midfielder Willian, was part of their home World Cup this summer, is put through his paces . Return: Dunga has started his second stint as Brazil manager, replacing Luiz Felipe Scolari in the hotseat . The five-time World Cup champions are training in Miami with talisman Neymar back in the fold following his severe back injury picked up against Colombia in their quarter-final World Cup clash in the summer. The 22-year-old missed Barcelona's opening game of the season after picking up an ankle knock in training but returned to La Liga action on Sunday as a second half substitute as Barca won 1-0 at Villarreal. In the United States Dunga has started the revolution of the Brazil side by only recalling 10 of the 23 players picked by Luiz Felipe Scolari at the World Cup. Goalkeeper Julio Cesar, Barcelona right-back Dani Alves, Real Madrid's Marcelo and Tottenham midfielder Paulinho are amongst the biggest omissions from the squad, while captain Thiago Silva misses out through injury. The 1994 World Cup winning captain believes the 10 players recalled can shake off the psychological blow inflicted by the Germany capitulation. Rematch: Chelsea star Oscar (left) and former Blue David Luiz (right) prepare to take on Colombia in Miami . Back in the frame: Chelsea new left-back Filipe Luis has been recalled to the squad under new boss Dunga . 'The important thing is the person. What happened on the pitch was without intention,’ Zuniga told globoesporte.com . 'It’s important now to think about the game between Colombia and Brazil.' The Colombians, with Golden Boot winner James Rodriguez and Manchester United’s latest recruit Radamel Falcao in their ranks, will test Brazil’s resolve in Miami. Colombia can exact revenge for the 2-1 quarter-final loss in Brazil however both sides will be looking to score psychological points before the South Amercian qualifiers for Russia 2018, which begin next year. Dunga's new squad will also take on fellow South Americans Ecuador in New Jersey in another friendly on Tuesday. Threatening: Colombia are set to trouble Brazil with duo James Rodriguez and Radamel Falcao in their ranks . Bad memories: Brazil beat Colombia in the quarter-finals of the World Cup when Neymar badly injured his back . Humiliating: David Luiz was emotional at the final whistle after Germany humbled Brazil 7-1 in the semi-finals .
If Neymar's latest piece of sensational skill is off a brilliant backheel kick-up. Dunga, who is Holland, which ended their home World Cup Neymar suffered a back injury at the World Cup champions are training in Miami with talisman recalling 10 of the 23 players picked by Luiz Ecuador in New Jersey in another friendly on Colombia in the quarter-finals of the World Cup after Germany humbled Brazil 7-1 in the semi-finals .