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Ancelotti remains Brazil coach
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Ancelotti remains Brazil coach

Carlo Ancelotti has confirmed he will remain as the head coach of Brazil's national football team despite their early elimination from the World Cup, which saw them lose 2-1 to Norway in the round of 16. The Brazilian Football Confederation stated that Ancelotti’s long-term project remains unchanged, emphasizing continued work toward future tournaments. Ancelotti expressed his commitment to Brazil through a message on X (formerly Twitter), stating that belief in the team's development remains strong. The federation reiterated its support for Ancelotti, confirming his leadership will continue until the 2030 World Cup.

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Ancelotti remains Brazil coach

Carlo Ancelotti has confirmed he will remain as the head coach of Brazil's national football team despite their early elimination from the World Cup, which saw them lose 2-1 to Norway in the round of 16. The Brazilian Football Confederation stated that Ancelotti’s long-term project remains unchanged, emphasizing continued work toward future tournaments. Ancelotti expressed his commitment to Brazil through a message on X (formerly Twitter), stating that belief in the team's development remains strong. The federation reiterated its support for Ancelotti, confirming his leadership will continue until the 2030 World Cup.

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