Brazil identifies new coach.

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has taken its first step after the national team head coach position became vacant.

Brazil is desperate to sign coach Ancelotti.

"The Brazilian Football Confederation will do everything to convince Carlo Ancelotti to take the hot seat at the national team. Otherwise, Jorge Jesus will be the backup plan," Globo Esporte reported.

CBF president Ednaldo Rodrigues, who was recently re-elected, needs a new coach to restore credibility and appease public opinion, and Ancelotti is the name expected to revive Brazilian football after Dorival Junior was sacked.

However, the fact that Ancelotti's contract with Real Madrid runs until 2026, along with the FIFA Club World Cup taking place in June, are the main obstacles making it difficult for Brazil to immediately persuade the Italian coach to join the project.

This season, Ancelotti has performed well, even having the opportunity to help Real Madrid win their first-ever treble. The chances of "Don Carlo" being sacked at the end of the season are quite low. Previously, he also stated that he has no control over his future. "Everything depends on the management," the former Everton manager said.

If they fail to convince Ancelotti, Jorge Jesus will be the name the CBF considers. The 70-year-old coach led Al Hilal to an unbeaten championship in the Saudi Pro League last season. Under Jesus, the Riyadh-based team became a cohesive unit with a diverse attacking style.

Besides Ancelotti and Jesus, former Atletico Madrid defender Filipe Luis, who won three titles in just six months, is also a potential candidate. However, many are concerned that the current Flamengo coach lacks the experience to lead Brazil at the 2026 World Cup.

Source: https://znews.vn/brazil-xac-dinh-huan-luyen-vien-moi-post1541666.html