Brazil will compete at the 2026 World Cup under Carlo Ancelotti, according to coverage from CBS Sports. The reports note that this is the first time Brazil—five-time World Cup champions—will be managed by a foreign coach in the tournament’s history. The preview also highlights the broader expectations surrounding key attacking players as Brazil prepares for the tournament, including discussions of how players such as Vinícius Júnior and Neymar could influence the team’s performance. While the articles focus on squad and player impact, their central point is the coaching change and what it means for Brazil’s campaign. Ancelotti’s appointment places an emphasis on integrating his approach with Brazil’s talent as the team moves toward the 2026 competition. The previews frame the tournament as a new chapter for the national team both in leadership and in how standout individuals may contribute to Brazil’s pursuit of another world title.