The Brazilian Soccer Confederation made the announcement on Tuesday night time that Carlo Ancelotti would be the subsequent head coach of the Brazil nationwide group, however not till subsequent yr. After he completes his present take care of Actual Madrid, he’ll be a part of the Seleçao.
Having suffered a quarterfinals loss to Croatia on the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Tite resigned. Since then, Ramon Menezes has been serving because the group’s caretaker supervisor. Diniz, the top coach of Fluminense, has changed Menezes, the supervisor of Brazil’s U-20 group, who was appointed short-term coach earlier this yr and misplaced two of three friendlies.
The 49-year-old Diniz will proceed working for Fluminense and can solely go to Brazil for the World Cup qualifying matches. The CBF had already printed a press release naming Diniz because the group’s supervisor for the following season.
Ancelotti to take over Brazil at 2024 Copa America
After the 2024 Copa America, Ancelotti will lead Brazil within the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Gamers he has beforehand coached, comparable to Vinicius Jr., Neymar Jr., Rodrygo, Eder Militao, and others, will likely be reuniting with the Italian boss.
Ancelotti hasn’t led worldwide aspect in managerial profession
It will mark the primary time in his teaching profession that he has been in control of a nationwide group. As Arrigo Sacchi’s assistant from 1992 to 1995, Ancelotti obtained the closest he ever would to main a global squad. After an impressive taking part in profession with AC Milan, Ancelotti took management of many groups within the teaching cycle, together with the Rossoneri, Actual Madrid, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, and others.
After two profitable stints, throughout which Actual Madrid received a number of prestigious trophies (together with La Liga, UEFA Champions League, Copa del Rey, and FIFA Membership World Cup), he has determined to maneuver on. If Ancelotti is profitable in guiding Brazil to a sixth World Cup title, he’ll eternally be remembered as a legendary coach.
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