Overview
- Brazil’s football federation, which announced the deal Thursday, confirmed Ancelotti’s contract now runs to 2030 less than a month before the World Cup in the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
- Ancelotti said he understands what football means to Brazil and vowed to lead the team through the 2030 cycle.
- CBF president Samir Xaud called the renewal a historic day and framed it as part of building a stronger, more modern setup.
- Ancelotti will reveal Brazil’s final World Cup squad on May 18 in Rio de Janeiro.
- Since taking over in May 2025, he has a 5-2-3 record and now prepares for Group C games against Morocco, Scotland and Haiti.