Fernando Diniz takes over the interim with the Brazil team

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By: Manu Tournoux

Fernando Diniz takes over the interim with the Brazil team

After the fiasco at the World Cup in Qatar, Brazil decided to change coach. But while waiting for the probable arrival of Carlo Ancelotti, the Seleçao will be headed by Fernando Diniz, coach of Fluminense.

Currently Fluminense coach, Fernando Diniz has agreed to take charge of the Brazil team, reveals Globe. The Brazilian football federation will make this news official in the coming days, and the 49-year-old technician will sign a six-month or one-year contract, depending on what happens next. Because Diniz is only there to take over, the CBF being sure to be able to count on Carlo Ancelotti, who still has a year of contract with Real Madrid. In the wake of Brazil’s quarter-final elimination against Croatia, Tite had announced his resignation and he had not yet been replaced.

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