With Brazil games in the horizon, head coach Carlo Ancelotti has received an upsetting update regarding Neymar's potential return.

After coaching him at Real Madrid, Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti has set high expectations for Luka Modric's impact at AC Milan and Serie A.

Neymar’s return is a milestone, as the Santos forward is set to wear the Brazil jersey again nearly two years after suffering a torn ACL and meniscus.

With the CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers in less than a month, head coach Carlo Ancelotti has reportedly made a key decision looking forward to Neymar's return to Brazil squad.

The September FIFA international break brings the final two CONMEBOL qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. Argentina, Brazil, and Ecuador are already through, while several nations continue to battle for the remaining spots.

While Neymar's performance was full of flair and statistics to match, his reaction off the pitch is what stole the spotlight—and not entirely for the right reasons.

With Carlo Ancelotti's staff watching from the stands, the 33-year-old didn’t hold back, on the pitch or in front of the microphones.

Carlo Ancelotti has faced a defining legal verdict in Spain — one that distinguishes him from other high-profile figures such as Lionel Messi, Neymar, and Cristiano Ronaldo.

In his first experience as head coach, Davide Ancelotti, Carlo's son, is set to take over a team that took part in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025.

After more than 50 years in soccer, legendary coach Carlo Ancelotti chose the best player in history between Lionel Messi, Pele, and Diego Maradona.

Already qualified to the 2026 World Cup, Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti made things clear about Neymar's participation in the tournament.

The Xabi Alonso era at Real Madrid began with high hopes but opened with a stark reminder of reality.

With the win, Brazil becomes the second South American nation, after Argentina, to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. Still with two games left in the qualifiers—against Chile and Bolivia—Ancelotti’s squad can now begin preparations with less pressure.

Brazil and Paraguay will clash this Tuesday in São Paulo for Matchday 16 of the South American Qualifiers. Brazil is still searching for its rhythm under new head coach Carlo Ancelotti, while Paraguay arrives with momentum under Gustavo Alfaro.

Looking for his first win as Brazil head coach, Carlo Ancelotti will be recovering a star player for the game against Paraguay.