Overview
- Carlo Ancelotti will officially take over as Brazil's head coach on May 26, under a 14-month contract through the 2026 World Cup.
- A leaked 50-player provisional squad includes the return of Neymar, Casemiro, and Richarlison, with the final 23-man roster to be announced on May 26.
- Ancelotti's first matches in charge will be World Cup qualifiers against Ecuador on June 6 and Paraguay on June 11 in São Paulo.
- Brazilian legend Kaká has expressed interest in joining Ancelotti's coaching staff, citing his readiness to contribute to the national team.
- Former Real Madrid player Raphaël Varane has publicly endorsed Ancelotti, emphasizing his ability to elevate Brazil's performance on the global stage.