Carlo Ancelotti’s current priority might be the Brazil national team, but the manager is not ruling out a possible return to Real Madrid in the future.

Italian manager Carlo Ancelotti has officially taken the reins as head coach of Brazil’s national football team, declaring himself “honoured and proud to lead the best team in the world”. Carlo Ancelotti,

Coach Carlo Ancelotti, 65 years old, was presented as the new coach of the Brazilian National Team this Monday (26), at the CBF headquarters in Rio de Janeiro. The Italian entered the press room alongside former player Branco, world champion in 1994, and sat at the table with CBF director Rodrigo Caetano, as well as the new president Samir Xaud.

Carlo Ancelotti explained that he was only selecting players in “good shape” for his first Brazil men’s squad after leaving out national team captain Neymar Jr. and his former Real Madrid favorite Rodrygo.

Newcastle United are lining up a blockbuster move for a Brazilian winger this summer. The Magpies secured their return to the Champions League, finishing in the fifth and final qualification spot. To prepare for the Champions League,

Carlo Ancelotti is swapping Real Madrid for Brazil in one of the biggest moves in world soccer. The problem is, neither he, nor Madrid, want to talk about it. As coaching switches go, they don’t ...

Xabi Alonso has officially been presented as the new Real Madrid manager ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup and next season. The Spanish coach was presented in Madrid by club president Florentino Perez.

A Real Madrid star's status in the team has changed dramatically and he is poised to play a key role under Xabi Alonso.