Carlo Ancelotti Extends Brazil Contract Until 2030 World Cup
Carlo Ancelotti has officially extended his contract with the Brazilian national football team until the 2030 World Cup. The Italian coach, who previously managed Real Madrid, expressed his happiness about the extension and his ambition to restore Brazil to the summit of world football.
Ancelotti, 66, has led Brazil in 10 matches so far, achieving five wins, two draws, and three losses. His mission includes winning Brazil's first World Cup title since 2002, with the final squad announcement scheduled for May 18 ahead of their opening match against Morocco on June 13.
Ancelotti's contract extension comes as Brazil prepares for the 2026 World Cup, which will be hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) is focused on winning the World Cup during Ancelotti's tenure.
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