Brazilian media: Although the chairman of the Brazilian Football Association was removed from office, Ancelotti s contract will not be affected

Brazil Global Sports reported that although the chairman of the Brazilian Football Association was removed from his post, Ancelotti's contract will not be affected.

The Rio de Janeiro court removed Brazilian Football Association President Ednaldo Rodriguez just three days after he announced the hiring of Ancelotti to coach the national team.

A few hours after being appointed as the temporary takeover of the Brazilian Football Association, Fernando Sane made it clear that he would not change the contract. Global Sports learned that Ancelotti's position was also firm. After the Italian coach learned about Ednaldo's resignation through the middleman late Thursday night on Thursday, Madrid time, he made it clear that everything would not change. He said: "My contract was signed with the Brazilian Football Association, not with Ednar. "

In communication, Ancelotti was very calm when she learned the news. The complex political situation of the Brazilian Football Association is the issue discussed earlier through the negotiations between the middleman Diego Fernandez and the coach. The Italians have long known about the risks of possible changes in the institutional leadership.

It is worth mentioning that Ancelotti has received signals from the Ednaldo opposition that they acknowledged the agreement with the coach, and that even if the chairman is removed from office, it will not change the status quo.

There is a consensus within the Brazilian Football Association that the national team must be isolated from political issues. Therefore, all parties intend to retain the positions of men's national team coordinator Rodrigo Caetano and technical director Juan. In fact, the two are in Madrid, meeting Ancelotti just hours before Ednaldo was removed from office, and the agency's interim management hopes that Caetano and Juan can ensure the national team is away from political turmoil.

Fernando Sane is eager to call a new election, and ideally he hopes to complete the election before the June 5 match against Ecuador. The game will be Ancelotti's debut in coaching Brazil, with the Italian expected to arrive in Brazil on May 26 to start work.