Ancelotti is "divorcing" Real Madrid, he is tempted by the offer of the Brazilian national team

Brazil failed at the World Cup in Qatar at the round of 16, where they were eliminated by Croatia on penalties. This elimination shocked the Brazilian fans who thought that their representative would go at least to the semi-finals or the final and even Brazil was seen as the favorite to win the trophy. But it didn't happen like that and the pressure was exerted not only on the players, but also on the technical staff led by coach Tite. The latter resigned and from that moment Brazil is without a coach on its bench. There have been many names floating around, but more and more the finger is being pointed at veteran Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti, who is currently in charge of Real Madrid. But the progress of Madrid this season seems difficult on all fronts. Eliminated in the cup, out of the title target so far, with the option of winning only in the Champions League, Real seems to fail on all fronts this season, therefore Ancelotti's position is difficult and the possibility of his dismissal before the end of the season is not excluded. So, in other words, with the championship heading towards Barcelona, ??the Champions League is the only target left this season for Real Madrid, who last year made an encore and cannot afford to end it without trophy. But regardless of whether he will manage to lift a cup at the end of the season or not, Carlo Ancelotti seems to be spending the last months of his adventure at the Santiago Bernabeu, where he has won everything as a coach. The Italian is tempted by the idea of ??managing the Brazilian National Team and although he has publicly denied it, he seems to have left everything open for a collaboration, starting from next summer. Brazil have found an interim coach in the form of Ramon Menezes, who looks set to stay until Ancelotti leaves Real Madrid. The Italian has no experience on the bench of a national team and sees Brazil as the right "market" to go and leave his mark, just as he has done in clubs, inviting the most important trophies. Meanwhile, Perez seems ready to fulfill the desire of the Italian technician and is studying the alternatives, as recently the name of Raul Gonzales, former legendary striker of Madrid, who currently leads the second team of Real, has appeared on the scene. The precedent with Zidane, who came from the second team and won the Champions League three times in a row, entices Perez, who hopes to repeat the same success with Raul Gonzales. However, going back to Ancelotti,