Brazil meet Wales at White Hart Lane in their second match in London in two days following an exciting 3-0 win over arch rivals Argentina at the Emirates stadium on Sunday.

"Ronaldinho was disappointed not to be able to feature in the match against Argentina yesterday, but I am pleased to announce that he is now fit and will play in tomorrow night's match against Wales," Dunga said in a statement.

FIFA's World Player of the Year has recovered from a back injury he suffered in training with his club Barcelona last week.

"The Brazil football team has come to London -- one of the footballing capitals of the world -- to play great football, and Ronaldinho wants to be a part of that and will start tomorrow," Dunga said.