Overview

• Carlo Ancelotti officially took charge on May 26, becoming Brazil’s first non-Brazilian head coach since 1965.
• He unveiled a 25-man roster that blends established figures like Casemiro and Richarlison with newcomers including forward Estevão.
• The Italian plans to replicate the possession-based, high-pressing style that powered Real Madrid to LaLiga and Champions League glory in 2023–24.
• Brazil sits fourth in the South American qualifying table and faces pivotal away matches in Ecuador and Bolivia next month.
• A five-time Champions League winner, Ancelotti has voiced confidence in steering Brazil toward a sixth World Cup title.