GE Globo’s report from yesterday about our interest in Joao Pedro has been rather dismantled by updates today from Ben Jacobs, but that doesn’t stop us trusting the Brazilian sports outlet in the

Carlo Ancelotti, one of the most decorated coaches in soccer, will be the new manager of Brazil, the country’s federation announced Monday.

After a disappointing 2024/25 season, Carlo Ancelotti is set to depart Real Madrid and take charge of the struggling Brazil national team.

A maior Seleção da história do futebol agora será liderada pelo técnico mais vitorioso do mundo. Carlo Ancelotti, sinônimo de conquistas históricas, foi anunciado nesta segunda-feira (12) pelo presidente da CBF, Ednaldo Rodrigues, como o novo técnico da Seleção Brasileira. Ele… pic.twitter.com/grw3Rb1BmL

Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly interested in reuniting with his former player on the coaching staff at the Brazil national team.

According to Globo, Santos (who has already picked up a cap back in 2023) is on Ancelotti’s “pre-list” for Brazil’s upcoming games. That could throw a spanner into the works for Chelsea, who have been expected Santos to join up with them in London for training before heading to the Club World Cup in the USA with them next month.

Ze Maria was the first Brazilian to play for Carlo Ancelotti and he tells FIFA why he believes the iconic coach will succeed at the Seleção.

As Brazil prepares for a bold new chapter under Carlo Ancelotti’s leadership, a three-word response from Ballon d'Or winner and Milan icon Kaka has sparked fresh speculation. As Brazil prepares for a bold new chapter under Carlo Ancelotti’s leadership,