As Carlo Ancelotti -era officially begins for BrazilThe Italian boss is already shaping its vision for Seleção’s long -awaited resuscitation. Ancelotti, who will take over after the end of the La Liga season with Real Madrid, is not just mounting a squad – he silently builds a bench that can compete with the star power on the pitch. Among his goals for the technical staff is a figure that once dazzled football fans in Milan and Madrid, a name that is synonymous with elegance, style and trophies.
The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) confirmed Ancelotti’s appointment on May 12final months of speculation. The 64-year-old will officially start their duties on May 26Just a few days after guiding Real Madrid to another Champions League title. The mission is clear: restore Brazil to its previous glory, with last year’s Copa America Heartbreak and one The quarterfinals at the World Cup 2022 Still fresh in the mind of the fans.
Ancelotti, the first non-Brazilian to train Seleção in over a century, brings with it an unmatched CV: Champions League titles with Milan and MadridDomestic triumphs in England, France, Germany and ItalyAnd a reputation for adapting to elite talent. But this time he might share the pointing line with someone who once embodied Brazilian football at his very best.
Cake sat for a coaching debut?
According to CNN BrazilThe Ancelotti has Personally contacted Ricardo Kaka—The 2007 Ballon d’Or winner – to explore a possible assistant coaching role. “Ancelotti and Kaka have a long history of success together,” The report noted. “Under Ancelotti’s leadership, Kaka and AC Milan won five trophies, including two Champions League titles. “
The two were also briefly reunited Real Madrid 2013Before the cake returned to Milan. Since retiring in 2017, the former midfielder has largely stayed outside the sport. But this would be a completely different beast completely – coaching Brazil at a World Cup.
Ancelotti’s confidence in the midfield Maestro is still coming from years of shared success. The duo cooperated for 270 gamesmore than any other Brazilian player under Ancelotti, with (267) and RODRYGO (208) Follows closely behind.
From Ronaldo to Vinicius: Ancelotti’s Brazilian Gallery
If there is a coach who understands Brazilian talent, it is Ancelotti. He has worked with Over 40 Brazilian players Throughout his storing career, including legends that Ronaldo Nazario, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Cafuand Hold And Milan. And Real Madridhe has monitored the onset of Vinicius Junior, Rodergo, Eder MilitaoAnd now EndrickThe latest teenage sensation.
Ancelotti also trained Richarlison on EvertonThe Thiago Silva on Psgand a host of other Brazilian stars on ChelseaThe Bayern Munichand Juventus. His deep understanding of Brazilian football psyche can be crucial because Brazil is preparing for a generational shift before 2026 World Cup.
All Brazilian players Ancelotti has worked with
Milan: Dida, Cafu, Cake, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Ronaldo Nazario, Serginho, Alexandre Pato, Ricardo Oliveira, Emerson, Roque Junior, Leonardo, Marcio Amoroso, Digao, Felipe Mattioni, Claiton
Juventus: Atirson
Parma: Ze Maria, AdAilton, Amararal
Chelsea: Ramires, Alex, Juliano Belletti, David Luiz
PSG: Thiago Silva, Maxwell, Nene, Lucas Moura, Ceara
Bayern Munich: Rafinha, Douglas Costa
Everton: Ricarlison, Bernard, Allan (even at Napoli)
Real Madrid: Vinicius, Rodergo, Eder Military, Endrick, Marcelo, Casemoro, Lucas Silva, Vinicius Tobias, Willian Jose
