Brazil Confirm Carlo Ancelotti Contract Extension Until 2030
The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has officially announced that head coach Carlo Ancelotti has extended his contract with the Brazil national football team through the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Although the agreement was reportedly finalized earlier in the year, the formal confirmation came on Thursday, May 14, 2026. Ancelotti, who joined the squad a year ago, expressed his delight at continuing the partnership, emphasizing a shared desire for more victories and time to restore Brazil to the pinnacle of world football. He thanked the CBF for their trust and the Brazilian people for their warm welcome. Since taking charge, the 66-year-old Italian manager has overseen ten matches, achieving five wins, two draws, and three defeats. This extension marks his preparation for his first World Cup as an international manager. Ahead of the tournament, Ancelotti is set to announce the 26-man squad soon. Brazil will begin their campaign with warm-up friendlies against Morocco, Panama, and Egypt in June, before competing in the main event. The deal solidifies Ancelotti's long-term commitment to leading the five-time world champions.
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