I'm not really sure if Brazil is really serious about recruiting Ancelotti. Throughout history, Brazil has never recruited a coach who is not from their own country. I am sure that with the large amount of talent that Brazil has, they will definitely recruit coaches from their country because if they recruit coaches from other countries, it will have an impact on the characteristics of Brazil's game and this will be detrimental to Brazil in the long run. Moreover, Ancelotti, who is from Italy, is clearly very different from the style of play between Italy and Brazil. Therefore, I am sure that the Brazilian football federation will be more careful in recruiting a new coach because the target is not just to qualify for the FIFA World Cup 2026, but how the new coach does not abandon the characteristics of the Brazilian game that they have maintained for years.
News of Ancelotti's hiring has been circulating in Brazil for some time now. It's not just a rumor, the CBF's interest in hiring the coach is real. The only thing standing in the way was his contract with Real Madrid
The current coach, Fernando Diniz, is also the coach of Fluminense, who are in the final of the FIFA Club World Cup, which shows that he is only an interim coach, and not the long-term coach
The plan for the 2026 World Cup in Brazil is very clear, and it includes coach Ancelotti
And in my opinion, a change in Brazil's style of play is necessary at this time and the coach is used to European players, to the European style, and can bring a lot of progress and evolve the Brazilian team to play in 2026 and have a good World Cup
Brazil's phase is very bad, but I'm not saying that qualification for 2026 is risky because 6 teams will qualify out of the 10 competing for CONMEBOL