Brazil: Ancelotti, the first strong choice with the absence of a frame!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Brazil: Ancelotti, the first strong choice with the absence of a frame!

Carlo Ancelotti is the new Brazil coach. The Italian manager found himself a new point of fall after his departure from Real Madrid at the end of this season.

The now former Madrid entity will aim to restore the Auriverde coat of arms and place it at the World Summit. The Brazilian people have run after a success in the World Cup for 25 years and a victory at the 2002 World Cup against Germany (2-0).

To achieve his ends, the Italian will have to make strong decisions to constitute his group. And according to information from
TNT SPORTSthe 65 -year -old would have already made a strong choice.

Indeed, the five -time winner of the C1 will have decided to dismiss the Madrid striker Rodrygo for the next rally.

The Real Madrid striker recoveries a physical and mental exhaustion at the end of the European season and agreed with the Italian coach to stay away from this qualification session for the World Cup. Brazil will challenge Ecuador and Paraguay on June 5 and 10.

Note that the number 10 Auriverde Neymar will also be absent for the next meetings. The former Paris Saint-Germain player is not yet 100% of his means to return to selection. Business to follow …

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