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A major element of the Real Madrid workforce has spoken out on the possibility of seeing Carlo Ancelotti settle on the sidelines of the Brazilian selection.
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The Brazilian Football Federation is looking for a new coach. While waiting to know the identity of the successor to Tite, who left office after the elimination of the Seleçao against Croatia in the quarter-finals of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the auriverdes leaders have entrusted the reins of the team to Ramon Menezes, appointed interim coach.
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To take control of the five-time world champions, one name comes up insistently, that of Carlo Ancelotti. The Italian coach is not certain of continuing his mission on the sidelines of Real Madrid, with whom his contract runs until June 2024. The future of the former Paris Saint-Germain coach will be linked to the European course of the White House, opposed to Chelsea in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, and this while the partners of Karim Benzema are relegated to twelve points from FC Barcelona and out of the race for the title of champion of Spain.
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After Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson Moraes, another pillar of the Brazilian selection reacted to the possibility of an appointment from Transalpin. In a press conference, Merengue striker Vinicius Junior promoted his manager with whom he works on a daily basis. “Any coach would love to lead Brazil. I think all the coaches would like to train our team, because it’s technically a very good group and we are a family. It’s difficult for me to talk about it because if I have him with Brazil, I won’t have him at Real Madrid, and if I have him at Madrid, I won’t have him in the national team. I think he would be very useful here.”The message got through…
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