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Ancelotti arrives in Brazil to take over as head coach of the national team

Ancelotti arrives in Brazil to take over as head coach of the national team

Washington Post26-05-2025
RIO DE JANEIRO — Carlo Ancelotti wore a Brazil national team cap when he arrived in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday on the eve of his formal introduction as head coach. He is the first foreigner to coach the five-time World Cup winners full-time in a century.
The 65-year-old Italian, who arrived in Brazil just before 9 p.m. local time with several family members and his coaching staff, will also announce his squad Monday for two South American World Cup qualifying matches next month against Ecuador and Paraguay.
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