Carlo Ancelotti has extended his contract as Brazil’s national team coach until the 2030 World Cup, according to reports from multiple outlets. The Brazilian football federation (CBF) renews the agreement ahead of the tournament this summer, when Brazil is set to compete in the World Cup. The announcement is described as coming shortly before Ancelotti is expected to reveal his World Cup squad, with some reporting that the extension is confirmed through a video published by the CBF. Ancelotti is 66 and took charge of Brazil in May 2025, having coached a limited number of matches so far. Reports note that Brazil’s current tournament group includes Morocco, Scotland and Haiti. Several sources frame the decision as a vote of confidence from the federation as Brazil aims to improve its World Cup performances. While details such as duration and timing are consistent across coverage, the outlets largely agree on the core point: Ancelotti remains Brazil’s head coach through the 2030 World Cup cycle.