Carlo Ancelotti will officially begin his role as Brazil’s head coach on May 26, marking a historic moment as the nation's first permanent foreign manager.
- Ancelotti to lead Brazil through World Cup qualifiers against Paraguay and Ecuador next month.
- The Brazilian FA calls it a “landmark moment” linking global coaching and historic football legacy.
- His Real Madrid tenure ends after their final La Liga match against Real Sociedad.
Ancelotti’s appointment is seen as a bold shift by Brazil, signaling confidence in global coaching pedigree over local tradition. While fans are divided, many welcome the change, hoping his club's success translates to international triumph.
Can Ancelotti reshape Brazil’s tactical identity and restore global dominance? His upcoming qualifiers may set the tone for a new era in Brazilian football.
