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Ancelotti To Leave Real Madrid And Take Over Brazil National Team

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti will leave the club at the end of the season to take charge of the Brazil national team, the Brazilian footba

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Ancelotti leaves as a Real Madrid legend with emotional farewell

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What is Carlo Ancelotti’s record with Real Madrid? How many trophies has he won?

Real Madrid 'legend' Alonso returns as new coach

"Alonso is one of the biggest legends at Real Madrid and in world football," continued Los Blancos' statement.

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Ancelotti fights back tears in emotional farewell to Real Madrid

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3 Real Madrid stars join Carlo Ancelotti in saying goodbye to club’s fans after Real Sociedad clash

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A Historic Era Comes to a Close As Real Madrid Say Goodbye to Carlo Ancelotti and Luka Modric

Legends have come and gone at Real Madrid over the last century. Madridistas have gotten used to saying goodbye to players and managers that made history in a white shirt: Alfredo Di Stéfano, Zinedine Zidane, Iker Casillas, Cristiano Ronaldo, Toni Kroos—the list goes on.

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Ranking Real Madrid's best ever managers: Why departing Carlo Ancelotti tops Jose Mourinho, Zinedine Zindane

The Italian manager has been announced as the new Brazil national team manager and leaves as perhaps the most decorated Real Madrid manager ever

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Greatest coach in greatest team: Brazil welcomes Carlo Ancelotti

Carlo Ancelotti will become the head coach of Brazil after leaving Real Madrid. His appointment aims to restore Brazil's dominance ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

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Carlo Ancelotti exits Madrid to take Brazil job

Carlo Ancelotti will leave Real Madrid for a second time as the most decorated head coach in UEFA Champions League history after a hugely successful second spell.

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If anyone can win 2026 World Cup with Brazil, it's Ancelotti

Carlo Ancelotti is going to be the new Brazil manager. His task -- winning a first World Cup for the Selecao since 2002 -- isn't an easy one, but if anyone can do it, Ancelotti can.