Ancelotti says yes to Brazil, he will arrive in 2024

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By: Manu Tournoux

Ancelotti says yes to Brazil, he will arrive in 2024

Carlo Ancelotti has not yet planned to pack up on the side of Real Madrid. Despite rumors of departure, the Italian will continue for a few more months.

At Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti has won everything. The former PSG coach intends to put the merengue club back on the roof of Europe, starting next season. The Italian knows that the mission will be perilous, especially after the departure of Karim Benzema. Despite the rumors around a potential arrival of Kylian Mbappé this summer, Real Madrid should indeed compose without a big number 9 in the coming weeks. Joselu will have the heavy task of acting for a season, before Mbappé takes over. It is in any case the scenario hoped for in Madrid but which has not yet been done, far from it. Until then, Carlo Ancelotti still wants to put his role as leader of men at the service of Real Madrid. Then the Italian will leave…

Ancelotti, soon Brazil

At the end of the contract in June 2024, Carlo Ancelotti should not have the chance to train Mbappé if the latter signs for Real Madrid. But let him be reassured, he can always continue to coach great players, Neymar Jr and Vinicius in the lead. In effect, Globe says in recent hours that the 64-year-old Italian will take the reins of Brazil in 2024. The former PSG will have the mission to restore the image of the Brazilian selection, which can no longer do so in the World Cup. The objective will be clear: to win the World Cup in 2026. A goal that the five-time world champions have set themselves, just like Ancelotti, who would win another major trophy in world football. Until 2024, Ramon Menezes will do the interim in Brazil. Carlo Ancelotti will discover a new role as coach, he who has only had clubs under his management. He started his current trade, however, as Italy’s assistant from 1992 to 1995.

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