Carlo Ancelotti confirmed as new Brazil manager

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Carlo Ancelotti was announced as the first foreign manager for the National Men’s National Team in Brazil before he was fired.

The future of the Italian coach was in the air since Arsenal came out of the Champions League quarter -finals. Initial reports suggested that Ancelotti can be dismissed before the campaign was completed, but the forces that are in the Spanish giants allowed their coach full of cup to supervise another Clasico defeat.

After Cuba del Rey lost last month, the Ancelotti team abandoned 2-0 to lose 4-3 against Barcelona on Sunday. The defeat was effectively delivered by the Catalan Lega title, which can be determined once on Wednesday night if Madrid fails to overcome Mallorca.

After the rapid speculation of him, then quickly removed him from the vacant position, such as the Brazilian director, the country’s football Association (CBF) has officially announced his appointment on Monday afternoon.

“CBF is proud to confirm that Carlo Ancelotti will become the next coach of the Brazilian national football team,” a statement said.

“Mr. Ancelotti, a legend in the game, will be the most successful coach in the history of football, the official responsibility after the end of the Declane League season for the year 2024/25, before the Brazil World Cup qualifiers in June.

“Carlo Ancelotti arrives as the first foreign manager in the history of Celikao. You see this historical moment heading with two symbols – only the five -time World Cup champion, and coach with an unparalleled record in elite competitions in Europe.

“CBF welcomes the heat of Mr. Anceotti and looks forward to a new era of success under his leadership.”

Ancelotti had remained a year for his contract at Real Madrid, and CBF has extended his “sincere gratitude to Real Madrid and the master [Florentino] Perez [club president] As for the friendliness and sporting spirit shown in facilitating the assignment of the coach during his contract, allowing this new chapter to start mutual respect and cooperation between the team.

It is expected that the outgoing tactic will be widely replaced at Real Madrid by Xabi Alonso. In the wake of the official announcement of his decision to step down as Bayer Leverkusen, this summer coach – again, one year before the end of his contract – it was confirmed that the former Madrid midfielder will return to Santiago Bernabeu.

However, shortly before Ancelotti’s director, reports have claimed that Alonso would be in a position to control Madrid for the club’s World Cup this summer, which removes the need for any temporary coach.