Carlo Ancelotti appointed Brazil manager less than a day after Real Madrid’s El Clasico defeat by Barcelona – with start date revealed
Carlo Ancelotti will be the next manager of Brazil.
The current Real Madrid boss is set to take up the role on May 26, after the end of the La Liga season.
Ancelotti will become the first foreign head of coach of the Brazil national team.
The 65-year-old had one year left on his contract at the Bernabeu but a deal has been brokered by businessman Diego Fernandes, on behalf of the Brazil Football Confederation.
And so Ancelotti will end his second reign in the Spanish capital, having added 11 trophies to his glittering CV including two LaLiga titles, two more Champions League crowns, and another Copa del Rey.
It comes just a day after Real Madrid suffered a 4-3 defeat to Barcelona in the El Clasico, effectively ending their hopes of retaining the LaLiga crown.
More to follow.
Carlo Ancelotti has been appointed as the next manager of the Brazilian national team
It comes just a day after Real Madrid’s 4-3 loss to Barcelona, effectively ending their title hopes
