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Brazil CBF president confirms stance on Carlo Ancelotti.
According to CBF president Ednaldo Rodrigues, Carlo Ancelotti is a candidate to become Brazil’s next permanent manager.
Mano Menezes, who has been in temporary charge of the squad since Tite left his position at the end of 2022, has been often linked to the vacant Brazil coaching position in recent weeks.
Speaking to Reuters, Rodrigues admitted that the current Real Madrid manager is the ideal candidate for the vacant job: “Ancelotti is unanimously respected among players. Not only Ronaldo Nazario or Vinicius Jr but all those that have played for him.
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“I really admire him for his honesty in the way he works and how constant his work is. He needs no introductions. He is really a top coach who he has several achievements and we hope he can have even more.
“Ancelotti is not only the players’ favourite but it seems the fans’ too. Everywhere I go in Brazil, in every stadium, he is the first name the supporters ask me about.
“They talk about him in a very affectionate way, in recognition of an exemplary work he has done in his career. Let’s have faith in God, wait for the appropriate time and we’ll see if we can make it happen as we look for the new coach of the Brazilian national team.”