Coach Ancelotti unexpectedly renews contract with Real Madrid, Brazil team receives shock

Coach Ancelotti is linked to take charge of the Brazilian national team in June 2024 when his contract with Real Madrid expires. The 64-year-old Italian coach is said to have reached a verbal agreement with the President of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), Mr. Ednaldo Rodrigues, to replace interim coach Fernando Diniz right after the 2023-2024 season and prepare the Selecao to compete in the 2024 Copa America.

Coach Ancelotti

However, these plans have failed, perhaps due to the recent sudden dismissal of Mr. Ednaldo Rodrigues as President of the CBF. The CBF also announced that it will hold a new presidential election in February 2024.

Meanwhile, coach Ancelotti's future at Real Madrid is constantly being questioned with the possibility that he will leave at the end of the season or will be given a new contract.

This question was finally answered on December 29, when Real Madrid officially announced that they had reached an agreement to extend Ancelotti's contract until June 2026. This also means that the Brazilian team is still without a new coach, after coach Tite left right after the 2022 World Cup until now.

Brazil team (yellow shirt) will compete throughout 2023 without an official coach

During this time, the Brazilian team went through two interim coaches, Ramon Menezes and Fernando Diniz, with a total of only 3 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses, all of which were recent matches in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers in South America.

Coach Ancelotti and Real Madrid have regained the top spot in La Liga (Spain) for the 2023-2024 season. He has had 2 terms leading the Spanish Royal team, including the period from 2013 to 2015 and from 2021 to present, winning 1 La Liga championship, 2 Champions League championships, 2 Club World Cup and European Super Cup championships, 2 King's Cup championships and 1 Spanish Super Cup championship.

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