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RadioProfile | Brazil waits for Carlo Ancelotti in a historic appointment

The president of the Brazilian Football Confederation, Ednaldo Rodríguez, affirmed that the Italian Carlo Ancelotti will be the coach of the Brazilian National Team from July 2024.

In this way, Brazil will have a foreign coach for the first time in almost sixty years.

Ancelotti, four times champion of the Champions League as technical director, will have his first experience at the national team level.

Listen to Nicolás Ziccardi’s column for Radio Perfil.

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