Overview
- The CBF said Thursday, May 14, that Ancelotti renewed through the 2030 World Cup in an agreement reached before next week’s squad announcement.
- The extension also covers his core staff — assistants Paul Clement, Francesco Mauri, Mino Fulco and analyst Simone Montanaro — and keeps coordinator Rodrigo Caetano in place through 2030.
- Media reports say the deal keeps Ancelotti on about €10 million per year and includes pay increases for his aides, with established bonuses maintained.
- The next milestone comes Monday, May 18, when he names Brazil’s 26-player roster at Rio’s Museu do Amanhã ahead of the 2026 tournament in North America.
- After one year in charge he holds a 5-2-3 record with 18 goals scored and 8 conceded, and he said he is happy to continue together for four more years.