After the deal almost collapsed, reports suggest that Carlo Ancelotti already has a start date for his duty as Brazil national team head coach once he departs from Real Madrid.

Is Real Madrid blocking Ancelotti's move to Brazil? Reports suggest the club is unhappy with not being consulted in the negotiations. With their own coaching future uncertain, are the Merengues trying to retain their manager, even if it means disrupting Brazil's plans?

The soccer world was stunned when Carlo Ancelotti backed out of managing Brazil. Despite extensive negotiations, a drafted contract, and a CBF emissary in London, the deal fell apart. Why did Ancelotti reject the Canarinha at the eleventh hour?

Despite initially agreeing to terms, Carlo Ancelotti’s deal with the Brazil national team has taken a last-minute U-turn due to his unresolved departure from Real Madrid.

With Carlo Ancelotti's departure from Real Madrid confirmed at the end of the season, the club is now actively seeking a replacement. His contract with the Brazilian national team seals his fate, leaving a void at the Bernabéu.

Carlo Ancelotti has reportedly agreed to become the next manager of Brazil, bringing an end to his successful tenure at Real Madrid. The Italian coach is set to lead the Seleção towards the 2026 World Cup.

Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly on the verge of becoming the new manager of Brazil. The Brazilian Football Confederation is said to be "very confident" of securing the Italian's services.

With the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup set to kick off in less than 2 months, head coach Carlo Ancelotti has made a final decision about coaching Real Madrid in the international competition.

Carlo Ancelotti's future at Real Madrid is hanging in the balance after their Copa del Rey defeat to Barcelona. The Brazilian Soccer Confederation is reportedly monitoring the situation closely, with a view to hiring him as their next coach.

Real Madrid’s Copa del Rey final clash against Barcelona had all the ingredients of a classic showdown: pride, history, and silverware at stake. Except for the fact that Kylian Mbappe — the club’s top scorer and marquee star — had started the match on the bench.

For Carlo Ancelotti, who has led Madrid to countless triumphs, this latest setback may be the beginning of a painful farewell. But is this really the end of the road for the Italian boss?

While Real Madrid made headlines with formal complaints and fiery press conferences, Barcelona responded with ‘silence’—or at least, words whispered loud enough to echo across Spain.

As the hours ticked down to kickoff, the question on everyone’s lips wasn’t about tactics or title glory. It was something far more surreal: Will this match even happen?

The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has handed down its final verdict ahead of the Copa del Rey final between Real Madrid and Barcelona. As the tension rises in Seville, the issue isn’t about tactics, injuries, or even the weight of El Clasico history—but something more incendiary brewing behind the scenes.

The most decorated manager in UEFA Champions League history might soon find himself at the helm of world soccer’s most storied national team. With Real Madrid’s season teetering on the edge, Carlo Ancelotti appears closer than ever to taking over Brazil.