Ancelotti officially reached an agreement to end Real Madrid's coaching career

Things have become clearer and Ancelotti is about to end his second term in Real Madrid. The loss to Barcelona in the Copa del Rey final last weekend was destined to leave early.

The Brazilian Football Association appeared at the right time, hoping to appoint Ancelotti as the head coach of the national team, which is a decent step for both Real Madrid and Italian coaches, allowing both sides to say goodbye in a relatively friendly way.

It is reported that Brazil has clearly stated to Ancelotti that he hopes to coach from early June and the contract between the two sides will take effect from then on.

Therefore, Ancelotti will almost certainly not coach Real Madrid for this summer's Club World Cup, which will be held in the United States from mid-June to mid-July.

Ancelotti will continue to coach Brazil until the 2026 World Cup, of course, the prerequisite is that they can break out of the World Cup in South America. For the 65-year-old Italian, this is likely to be his last job in football, after he publicly stated that he would retire after finishing his coaching career at the Bernabeu.

Of course, Real Madrid will give Ancelotti enough respect, not only will it pay the full salary of 11 million euros next season as required by the contract, but it is also planned to hold a special farewell ceremony, and the achievements made by the Italians during their two terms will be engraved in the club's history.