Carlo Ancelotti shared his thoughts about becoming Brazil’s new coach while still in Madrid. He expressed excitement and pride about leading the legendary national team, calling it a great honor and a big step in his coaching career.
Ancelotti’s Journey from Madrid to Brazil Begins Soon
After spending years managing top clubs in Europe, Carlo Ancelotti is now preparing for a new chapter. In just 11 days and three matches, he will officially begin his role as the head coach of Brazil’s national football team. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) confirmed his appointment two days ago. Since then, fans and media have been talking non-stop about his new job.
Ancelotti still has some work left in Madrid. His focus now is to end his time at Real Madrid with success and pride. The Italian coach spoke openly during a press conference in Madrid about his decision and the future.
Last Matches in Charge of Real Madrid
Ancelotti will coach Real Madrid for three more matches. First, they face Mallorca in La Liga. Then, they play Sevilla on May 18 and Real Sociedad on May 25. These will be his final matches in charge before he officially becomes Brazil’s coach on May 26.
He shared his emotions, saying, “The last matches are always tough. Some key players are missing, but we will try to win and finish strong.” It’s clear that he wants to leave Madrid with a good memory.
Focus Still on Real Madrid—for Now
Even though Ancelotti is now officially Brazil’s coach on paper, he is not thinking about that job just yet. He said, “I will start thinking about Brazil from May 26. Until then, my focus is on Real Madrid. I respect the club and its fans too much to think about anything else right now.”
Ancelotti added that managing Brazil will be an important challenge. But for now, he wants to honor his responsibilities in Madrid and give his best in the last three matches.
An Emotional Farewell and New Beginnings
Real Madrid is planning a respectful farewell for Ancelotti. Their official statements have shown gratitude and support. The club seems happy about his new role with Brazil, even though his contract with Real Madrid was supposed to run until June 30, 2026.
When asked why he’s leaving early, Ancelotti gave a heartfelt reply:
“Football is like life—it has a beginning and an end. One day, I had to leave. That day is coming soon. I want to leave with pride and peace. I’ve had no problems with this club and I never will.”
Ancelotti’s answer shows how much he values Real Madrid and also how excited he is about this next challenge.
Looking Ahead: Brazil’s Expectations
From May 26, Ancelotti will be fully in charge of Brazil’s national team. The five-time World Cup winners have not lifted the trophy since 2002, and they hope that Ancelotti’s experience and calm leadership can bring them success in 2026.
He will start by preparing the team for World Cup qualifying matches. The football world will be watching closely to see how this famous European coach handles one of the most passionate footballing nations.
Summary:
Carlo Ancelotti is preparing to leave Real Madrid after three more matches. He will officially become Brazil’s coach on May 26. For now, his full focus is on ending his Madrid career on a high note. He has spoken with emotion and respect for both clubs and is ready for the exciting challenge ahead with Brazil.