CBF in talks to extend Carlo Ancelotti’s contract until 2030 | OneFootball

CBF has opened negotiations to renew Carlo Ancelotti’s contract until 2030, according to information from GE. The organization wants to finalize the agreement before the 2026 World Cup and has made it clear to the coach that the decision does not depend on the National Team’s performance in the tournament.

In charge since May, Ancelotti has led Brazil in eight matches, with four wins, two draws, and two losses. In next year’s World Cup, the National Team is in a group alongside Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland.

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The talks, which officially began in recent weeks, will resume at the beginning of 2026. Ancelotti, who earns more than R$ 60 million per year, has shown interest in staying and is reportedly satisfied with his work in Brazil.

CBF’s management believes that the coach’s work has already made a difference in performance and has created positive expectations among Brazilians for 2026. The good relationship with players and officials further reinforces confidence in his continuity.

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