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 Brazil to Keep Faith in Carlo Ancelotti Despite World Cup Exit                                                                                                                                         Brazil are expected to retain Carlo Ancelotti as head coach despite their disappointing exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup following a Round of 16 defeat to Norway.                         
   The Brazilian Football Federation (CBF) has reaffirmed its confidence in the experienced Italian manager, signaling that there are no plans to make a coaching change after the tournament. Rodrigo Caetano, the executive director of Brazil's national teams, stated that preparations for the next chapter have already begun with Ancelotti remaining in charge of the Seleção.

Ancelotti, who took over with the goal of rebuilding Brazil into a world-class force, is also committed to continuing the project despite the setback. The former Real Madrid manager believes the early elimination should serve as motivation to strengthen the squad and prepare for future competitions.

Speaking after the defeat, Ancelotti stressed the importance of learning from the experience.                                                                           {We have to keep working, improve, and find new ideas. I believe this defeat is not the end, but the start of a new cycle}                                                 His comments reflect a determination to move forward rather than dwell on the disappointment of Brazil's World Cup campaign.

With the Brazilian Football Federation standing firmly behind their coach, the focus now shifts to rebuilding the team and restoring the Seleção's status as one of the world's leading football nations in the years ahead.