Democracy Dies in Darkness
Carlo Ancelotti, a legendary name in soccer coaching, embarks on a unique journey as the first foreigner to lead Brazil, widely regarded as the most successful nation in World Cup history.
As of June 6, 2026, Ancelotti, who holds unparalleled achievements in club management, steps into a new role with Brazil’s national soccer team. His appointment marks a historic shift in the team’s coaching lineage.
The Brazilian team’s coach Carlo Ancelotti stands out against a backdrop of a Carnival parade in Rio de Janeiro. (Mauro Pimentel/AFP/Getty Images)
In the vibrant setting of Rio de Janeiro, Ancelotti observed the rhythmic precision of Carnival performers. For him, their synchronized movements mirrored the strategic harmony he aims to instill in the Brazilian squad.
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