Big news! Brazilian Football Association locks in Ancelotti, Real Madrid coach becomes the number one target

According to Spanish "As", the Brazilian Football Association is focusing on the invitation of Real Madrid head coach Ancelotti. Although Flamenco coach Joje Jesus has publicly expressed his willingness to coach the Brazilian national team many times, the Brazilian Football Association's top leaders seem to have regarded Ancelotti as their top goal.

Brazilian Football Association set May 12 (after Real Madrid and Barcelona national derby) as the final deadline for the new coach, and is currently fully committed to Ancelotti's appointment. Football Association Chairman Ednaldo Rodriguez is optimistic about reaching this key appointment, expressing his full respect for the Italian coach's decision and looking forward to the final confirmation as soon as possible.

If Ancelotti is unable to take office due to objective reasons, José Jesus, who has just finished his get out of class from Riyadh Crescent, has been on the alternative list. Although he is aware that he is the second choice, the Portuguese is still enthusiastic about coaching the Brazilian team. His agent has taken the initiative to contact the Brazilian Football Association, but has not received a formal invitation yet. If the first two plans are not implemented, Palmeiras coach Abel Ferreira will become a potential candidate. The Portuguese coach has a brilliant record in the Brazilian League and is highly recognized by fans, but his contract with Palmeiras will expire at the end of the year. The club's chairman has not received any negotiation requests for his coaching Brazil.

Rodriguez always regarded Ancelotti as his first choice and has received positive feedback. However, some voices in Brazil expressed dissatisfaction with the delay in the selection process and hoped to determine the coach as soon as possible to meet the team's current challenges. The final decision-making power is still in the hands of the Football Association Chairman, who firmly believes that Ancelotti is the best candidate to lead the Brazilian team out of the predicament.