Italian football expert Carlo Ancelotti (66) has extended his contract with the Brazilian Federation until 2030, CBF announced.
Ancelotti, who took over the Selecao in May 2025 after leaving Real Madrid, has extended his contract for four years, until the 2030 World Cup.
Brasil Carlo Ancelotti até 2030!
O Brasil segue no commando de um dos maiores treinadores da história!
Compromisso, continuidade e confimanza para levar a Seleção Brasileira ainda mais longe.
And the walk continues. Nosso sonho também.Saiba mais em https://t.co/pkHuBcm04I pic.twitter.com/DZdRZofPpN
— brasil (@CBF_Futebol) May 14, 2026
– I arrived in Brazil a year ago. From the first minute I understood what football means to this country. We have been working for a year to bring the Brazilian national team back to the top of the world. But CBF and I want more. More wins, more time, more work. We are very happy to announce that we will continue together for another four years, Ancelotti told CBF.
Before his appointment, Brazil had changed three different coaches since Tite’s departure after the 2022 World Cup. Ancelotti is the first foreigner to lead the Selecca since the brief tenure of Argentine Filip Nuez in 1965.
– This is a historic day for CBF and Brazilian football. The renewal of Carlo Ancelotti’s contract represents another firm step in our commitment to offer the five-time world champion an increasingly strong, modern and competitive structure. We work every day to ensure that Brazil remains at the highest level of world football, while at the same time paying great attention to the development of other national teams, competitions organized by the CBF and strengthening clubs and associations throughout the country, added the president of the association Samir Xaud.
Brazil can boast of a record five world championship titles, but the last one was won in 2002. At the last two World Cups, Brazil was eliminated in the quarterfinals.
At the upcoming World Cup, they will play in Group C with Morocco, Scotland and Haiti.
(Vijesti.ba)





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