Carlo Ancelotti prepares to lead Brazil at World Cup 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 10:33 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Carlo Ancelotti will lead the Brazilian National Team at the upcoming 2026 World Cup, starting with a match against Morocco in New Jersey on June 13. Ancelotti, appointed in May of last year, is set to become the 16th coach of the Brazilian team at the World Cup. His tenure has included 12 matches, resulting in seven wins, two draws, and three losses. He aims to add to Brazil's legacy by becoming the first foreign coach to capture the World Cup for Brazil, joining a distinguished list of previous champions such as Vicente Feola and Felipão. The Brazilian squad seeks its sixth world title in the tournament to be held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
- •Carlo Ancelotti to coach Brazil at World Cup 2026 starting June 13.
- •Brazil's first match is against Morocco in New Jersey.
- •Ancelotti has led Brazil to seven wins in 12 matches since May.
- •He aims to become the first foreign coach to win the World Cup with Brazil.
- 10:33 PMYahoo Sports — From Píndaro de Carvalho to Ancelotti: Brazil’s World Cup bosses
"Francesco Mauri, Davide Ancelotti, Carlo Ancelotti and Paul Clement on the bench at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland before the start of the friendly between Brazil and EgyptCredits: Rafael Ribeiro/...
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