Brazil has begun planning friendly matches with teams from various parts of the world in preparation for next year’s FIFA World Cup football tournament. The man behind this strategy is Carlo Ancelotti, the most experienced coach in world club football. He took charge of Brazil last June. Since then, Ancelotti’s work has primarily focused on testing players. Now, under his guidance, Brazil is preparing to play friendly matches with teams from three continents of the world. “It’s very important to play against teams from Asia and Africa. That’s why we’re preparing to play matches with teams from these two continents later this year and early next year. We will play matches with two strong countries from each continent,” said a spokesperson for the Brazilian Football Federation.
He stated that Brazil wants to play against strong European countries closer to next year’s World Cup. In the last three World Cups, Brazil had to bid farewell to the tournament after competing against European teams. Additionally, winning against Asian teams has also proven to be difficult. Therefore, Brazil is now preparing to overcome the challenges faced in the previous World Cup. Brazil, having won the World Cup five times, is the most successful team in the world. However, the country last won the World Cup in 2002. This has become the longest period Brazil has gone without winning a World Cup. This is why Brazil has let go of its coaches and started working with a successful European coach.
