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Carlo Ancelotti wanted by Brazil for World Cup as Real Madrid eye up star replacement

Brazil is actively pursuing Carlo Ancelotti for the 2026 World Cup, indicating he might leave Real Madrid this summer as Xabi Alonso is expected to replace him.
The Brazilian Football Confederation sent representatives to Madrid for Real's loss to Arsenal, leading to speculation about Ancelotti's departure.
Carlo Ancelotti has a strong record at Real Madrid, but the club is looking to appoint Xabi Alonso after a disappointing season.
Ancelotti stated regarding his future after the match, 'I don't know, and I don't want to know,' hinting at uncertainty about his position.

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Expectation grows in Brazil before the possible early departure of Ancelotti from Real Madrid

The Italian coach would stop being Merengue's coach and in the Canarinha they were excited about his arrival

9 hours ago·Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Carlo Ancelotti wanted by Brazil for World Cup as Real Madrid eye up star replacement

Xabi Alonso is expected to replace Ancelotti at the Bernabeu following their Champions League defeat to Arsenal

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Carlo Ancelotti closer to Brazil than Real after Arsenal defeat

The quarter-final exit from the Champions League is a failure for the royal club. The fate of the coach depends on the club's president Florentino Perez. Brazil is persistent.

2 days ago

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Brazil sends an emissary to Madrid to convince Ancelotti

Diego Fernandes, a Brazilian businessman with strong ties to football in his country, has been in a VIP box at Bernabéu tonight.

2 days ago·Barcelona, Spain

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A bleak future for Carlo Ancelotti

Arsenal's thrashing of Real Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals didn't go unnoticed in the halls of the club, and after such a humiliation, Carlo Ancelotti is expected to step down as manager of the Madrid club. However, what's most striking is that his place will be taken by a longtime familiar face in Mexican football. Yesterday, the Spanish press strongly criticized Real Madrid's style in the tie against Arsenal, accusing a lack of i…

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