Coach Carlo Ancelotti to take charge of Brazil in 2024 after Copa América
Italy’s Carlo Ancelotti will take charge of the Brazil national team in 2024. This was announced by the President of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) Ednaldo Rodriguez, whose words are quoted by UOL.
In addition, the head of the CBF announced the appointment of Brazilian Fernando Dinis as the head coach before the arrival of Ancelotti. He will combine posts in the national team and the Fluminense club. “He is a coach who sets up a game similar to the one set by the specialist who will lead the team after the America’s Cup – Ancelotti. He has almost the same playing style,” Rodriguez explained the decision.
Ancelotti, 64, currently works for Real Madrid. His contract with the team runs until June 2024. Earlier it was reported that he was under threat of dismissal from the club due to the deteriorated situation in the dressing room of Madrid.
During his career, Ancelotti worked in the Italian Parma, Juventus, Milan and Napoli, the English Chelsea and Everton, the French Paris Saint-Germain and the German Bayern. He is the only coach in history to win the championships in Italy, England, France and Germany.
Source: Lenta
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