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Romário Asks for Ancelotti's Exit and CBF Snake: 'Send to the Home of the c...'

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Romário publishes text on Instagram asking for Carlo Ancelotti's departure and collects decision from CBF president Samir Xaud, after Brazil 2 x 3 Japan.

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The defeat of the Brazilian team by 3 to 2 for Japan, this Saturday, in a friendly contest in Singapore, left the world champion Romário angry. After the match, the senator asked for the resignation of coach Carlo Ancelotti and charged a decision of CBF president Samir Xaud. The former player recognized Ancelotti's victorious trajectory in club football, but stated that the performance has not been reflected in the work ahead of the Brazilian te…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Romário publishes text on Instagram asking for Carlo Ancelotti's departure and collects decision from CBF president Samir Xaud, after Brazil 2 x 3 Japan.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Legendary Brazilian striker, and now senator, Romario called for Carlo Ancelotti to be sacked after Japan defeated Brazil 3-2 in a friendly match.

·Bosnia and Herzegovina
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World champion for Brazil in 1994 made strong recovery to the coach of the Brazilian Team after defeat by 3 to 2 for Japan, in friendly international

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The legendary striker of the Brazilian national team, the 1994 World Cup champion Romario has harshly criticized the head coach of the Seleção, Carlo Ancelotti, demanding the immediate resignation of the Italian specialist. The reason for the anger of the legendary football player was the defeat by the Japanese national team in a friendly match in Singapore on November 14 (2:3). After the match, Romario made a sharp statement on social networks,…

Illustrative image Photo: PexelsAfter defeat to Japan, Romário takes Ancelotti's exit from the selection and asks for CBF's decision

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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