Carlo Ancelotti to Lead Brazil’s National Team Starting in 2025
The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has confirmed that Carlo Ancelotti will be the new head coach of the Brazilian national football team. This announcement comes after the legendary coach’s departure from Real Madrid at the end of the 2024-25 season. Ancelotti’s appointment marks a historic first, as he becomes the first foreign manager to lead Brazil’s iconic football squad.
Ancelotti’s New Journey with Brazil Begins in June 2025
Carlo Ancelotti’s official tenure with Brazil will start in May 2025, just ahead of Brazil’s crucial World Cup qualifying matches in June. The renowned Italian coach is expected to bring his extensive club experience to the international stage, where he will attempt to guide Brazil toward success in upcoming international tournaments, including the 2026 World Cup.
Ancelotti’s Impressive Coaching Resume
Carlo Ancelotti, 65, is regarded as one of the most successful football managers in history. His career highlights include multiple UEFA Champions League titles—twice with AC Milan and three times with Real Madrid. Ancelotti’s reputation for managing top-tier clubs and developing competitive squads positions him as an ideal fit for Brazil, a nation known for its high expectations in football.
Xabi Alonso to Succeed Ancelotti at Real Madrid
Following Ancelotti’s departure, Real Madrid is set to be led by former player Xabi Alonso, who is currently managing Bayer Leverkusen. The change comes at a pivotal time for Madrid as they look to transition into a new era while maintaining their competitiveness in European football.
Ancelotti’s Impact on Brazil’s Future
Ancelotti’s appointment is seen as a major step for Brazil as they aim to restore their dominance in international football. His wealth of experience in managing elite players and handling pressure at the highest level of football will be invaluable as he takes charge of one of the sport’s most beloved national teams.
Brazil’s footballing culture is deeply rooted in their passion for success on the world stage, and Ancelotti’s leadership could be the key to bringing Brazil back to the top in international competitions.
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