Carlo Ancelotti, the Italian football manager, has had his contract with the Brazilian national team extended until the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) confirmed this decision, emphasizing their trust in Ancelotti to lead Brazil into a new era following years of underwhelming performances, including quarter-final exits in the last two World Cups and the infamous 7-1 defeat to Germany in 2014. Since taking over in 2022, Ancelotti has managed the team in 10 matches, achieving five wins, two draws, and three losses. He expressed his commitment to restoring Brazil's status in international football and highlighted the potential of the emerging young talent in the squad. CBF officials praised Ancelotti's achievements and character, reinforcing their satisfaction with his leadership. Brazil's final squad for the upcoming World Cup will be announced on May 18, where they will compete in Group C against Morocco, Scotland, and Haiti.