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Carlo Ancelotti has not yet started his work as Brazil’s coach. However, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) officially announced his appointment last night. The CBF’s contract with the Italian coach is until the 2026 World Cup.
Ancelotti will receive 4 million Brazilian reals per month as Brazil’s coach. In Bangladeshi currency, that is 85.5 million taka. The annual salary will be 102.6 million taka. And the 14-month contract signed with Ancelotti will go to his account for 119.7 million taka. Along with the salary, there will also be a performance bonus for Ancelotti. If Brazil wins the 2026 World Cup, he will receive 50 million euros (67.33 million taka) as a bonus. So what’s the deal? If Brazil wins its sixth World Cup, Ancelotti will receive 187 million taka in 14 months.
It is said that Ancelotti will receive more benefits besides earning a lot of money in Brazil for 14 months. According to reports in the Brazilian media, after leaving Real Madrid, he will move to Rio de Janeiro. He will be given a luxurious apartment to live in this Brazilian city. It is also said that he will be given a private jet to travel abroad.
Ancelotti’s contract with Real Madrid runs until June 2026. However, he is leaving the club a year early by mutual consent. Ancelotti has won 15 trophies in two spells for the Bernabeu team. He has won La Liga and the UEFA Champions League twice in the same season. It is said that Ancelotti will go to Brazil on May 25. After taking charge, it is said that he will announce Brazil’s squad against Peru and Ecuador – these two teams in the World Cup qualifiers. According to the schedule, Brazil will play against Peru and Ecuador on June 6 and 11.
Argentina is at the top of the World Cup qualifying points table with 31 points from 10 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses in 14 matches. Ecuador, Uruguay, Brazil and Paraguay, who are in second, third, fourth and fifth, have 23, 21, 21 and 21 points. All have played 14 matches each. However, if Brazil is to win the World Cup, Ancelotti will have to go a long way. No coach can last long after the 2022 World Cup. Darival Junior was fired as Brazil’s head coach after a 4-1 defeat to Argentina.
