Officially.. Brazilian Federation Renews Ancelotti's Contract

The Brazilian Football Federation officially announced the extension of the contract of Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti to continue leading the Brazilian national team until 2030, in a move that confirms the federation's confidence in the technical project led by the veteran coach with the 'Seleção'.

The decision to extend comes after a positive period during which Ancelotti led the Brazilian team since taking over in 2025, successfully restoring the team's technical stability and leading them to achieve strong results during the qualifiers and preparations for the 2026 World Cup.

Reports indicated that the Brazilian federation sees the Italian coach as the right man to lead a long-term project aimed at returning the team to the pinnacle of world football.

During his first season with Brazil, Ancelotti led the team in 10 matches, achieving 5 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses, scoring 18 goals and conceding 8, figures that reinforced the federation's conviction to keep him for a full term until the 2030 World Cup.

For his part, Ancelotti expressed his happiness at extending his contract, confirming that coaching the Brazilian national team represents an exceptional experience in his coaching career, and that his main goal is to bring 'Samba' back to the global championship podiums after years of absence from the World Cup title.

Ancelotti is considered one of the greatest coaches in football history, having achieved exceptional successes with major clubs such as Real Madrid, Milan, and Chelsea, and holds the record as the most decorated coach in the history of the UEFA Champions League.