Gazeta Esportiva.com
·24 de octubre de 2025
Ancelotti’s daughter: revitalised in Brazil, Davide at Botafogo

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·24 de octubre de 2025

Katia Ancelotti, daughter of Carlo Ancelotti, coach of the Brazilian National Team, revealed in an interview with Italy's Corriere della Sera that her father is experiencing a new phase of enthusiasm leading Brazil. In the position for five months and with only six games played, the coach has shown, according to her, a feeling of renewal and joy.
“He says it feels like going back in time, when he was still a player. His athletes live in Europe, but when they return to the country, they feel the strength of their roots.”
The daughter also highlighted the light and united atmosphere of the group under Carlo Ancelotti's command.
“They can't wait to train and play together, without rushing, without isolating themselves on their phones. This enchants him. Deep down, dad is a simple man,” she added.
Katia also discussed Carlo Ancelotti's style in everyday life. She believes that the coach wins people over by being open to dialogue.
“Sometimes, I wish he were a bit less of a ‘nice person’, more explosive. But that's not part of his nature.”
In the same interview, Katia also commented on her brother Davide Ancelotti, who began his career as a coach in Brazil and now leads Botafogo, after years as his father's assistant.
“For me (being Carlo Ancelotti's daughter), it was never a burden, but my brother Davide suffered a lot. He was criticized for starting his career alongside dad. He faced more difficulties than others, precisely because people always pointed fingers at him,” she stated.
Katia also expressed discomfort with the excessive judgment Davide receives.
“I get annoyed because they talk about him, but not about other coaches' children who are in the same situation,” she said.
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