It’s official: Carlo Ancelotti will take charge of the Brazilian national team starting May 26, immediately after his departure from Real Madrid. His mission? Win the 2026 World Cup. And the reward? Substantial.
According to Globo, the 65-year-old Italian will earn a total of €10 million over his contract, or €840,000 per month—nearly equal to his current salary at Madrid. Financially, no downgrade for “Mister” Ancelotti.
€5M Bonus if Brazil Wins the World Cup
But there’s more: if he leads the Seleção to a sixth world title, Ancelotti will pocket a €5 million bonus. A fitting incentive for a coach with four Champions League titles already under his belt.
Now, the most decorated manager in club football sets his sights on international glory—and Brazil is banking on him to deliver.
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