RIO DE JANEIRO (BRAZIL) (ITALPRESS) – Only the signature is missing, but that’s on the way. ESPN Brazil is clear, reporting that an agreement has already been reached between the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) and Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti for a new contract expiring in 2030.
This rumor, if confirmed, would exclude the former AC Milan and Real Madrid coach from the many possibilities for the Azzurri national team following the split between the FIGC and Gennaro Gattuso.
Details have already been finalized; Ancelotti has also reportedly received a pay raise for his staff, while he, ESPN emphasizes, will retain his current salary of €10 million per year, the highest ever in the history of the Brazilian Football Confederation. At the World Cup, Brazil will face Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland in Group C.
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