Brazil Won't Wait for World Cup to End: Carlo Ancelotti's Contract Extended Through 2030
Brazil has extended Carlo Ancelotti's managerial contract through 2030, four years beyond the 2026 World Cup, rewarding the Italian coach after guiding the team to the tournament finals.
The Brazilian national team has extended Italian manager Carlo Ancelotti's contract through 2030, going beyond the original agreement that was set to conclude after the 2026 World Cup. Ancelotti, who took charge of Brazil in May 2025, has compiled a record of 10 matches with 5 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses, successfully guiding the team to the finals of the World Cup. The 66-year-old manager stated: "I understood from the first moment how much football means to this country. We are very happy to announce our continued partnership for another four years. I want to thank the Brazilian Football Confederation for their confidence in me." Brazilian Football Confederation President Samir Zaed added: "This contract extension is another important step in demonstrating our commitment to building a stronger, more modern structure with greater competitive capability."
