Ahead of his first games as Brazil national team head coach, Carlo Ancelotti revealed why he decided to leave Neymar out of the squad list.

Carlo Ancelotti has officially taken charge of the Brazilian national team and revealed his first squad list for the World Cup qualifiers. Following a highly successful club career with Real Madrid, Chelsea, PSG, and Bayern Munich, this marks his debut as a national team manager.

In their last game at the Santiago Bernabeu, legends Luka Modric and Carlo Ancelotti delivered a last message to Real Madrid fans before their departure.

Neymar could be on the verge of a sensational return to international soccer. That brings us back to the central mystery: When could Santos’ captain actually make his long-time Brazil return?

Already facing the absence of nine key players and one suspension, the club has now confirmed that a crucial young forward will be unavailable for both the last La Liga game and the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup.

As Brazil prepares for a bold new chapter under Carlo Ancelotti’s leadership, a three-word response from Ballon d'Or winner and Milan icon Kaka has sparked fresh speculation.

Real Madrid hasn't officially confirmed Carlo Ancelotti’s departure yet, but his first preliminary roster as Brazil's head coach has already leaked.

One year ago, Luka Modrić and Florentino Pérez sat down to plan the midfielder’s future. This season, no such talk has taken place—not even a brief exchange. Real Madrid is known for stretching these decisions to the limit, and Modrić finds himself waiting.

Carlo Ancelotti could already be facing a major setback with the Brazil national team after the former FA president issued a warning about a potential FIFA sanction.

While Carlo Ancelotti is poised to take charge of Brazil, murmurs from within Real Madrid suggest that his departure is anything but permanent.

If there’s a coach who understands Brazilian talent, it’s Carlo Ancelotti. He’s worked with over 40 Brazilian players throughout his storied career.

After sealing his arrival to the Brazil national team, head coach Carlo Ancelotti made an honest admission on his time at Real Madrid.

A major storm is brewing inside the Real Madrid dressing room. Amid whispers of tension and disillusionment, one of the club's brightest attacking stars has reportedly made a dramatic decision: he no longer wants to play for the team.

Carlo Ancelotti will become Brazil’s head coach after the current season with Real Madrid wraps up. Although his official debut is set for June, plans are already underway within the CBF to shape his coaching staff. This will be Ancelotti’s first experience managing a national team, and reports suggest Brazil may want a former player alongside him.

Set to join the national team at the end of May, Carlo Ancelotti reportedly made his first move as Brazil head coach and called up a former Real Madrid star.