CARLO ANCELOTTI’S son is reportedly being considered for a coaching role in the Brazil National Team.
Davide, who works with his father at Real Madrid, is being earmarked for a role ahead of Ancelotti’s expected appointment in 2024.
Ancelotti is said to be the first choice of Brazil football association (CBF) president Ednaldo Rodrigues to take over.
However, the Italian’s contract with Madrid does not expire until 2024, leaving Brazil in the lurch with interim boss Ramon Menezes.
Brazil are looking at how best to deal with the transition period after Tite’s departure at the end of the World Cup, with ESPN claiming Davide’s appointment is one path they are considering.
The intention of the move would be to help smooth over the period before Ancelotti senior is appointed.
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The report adds a meeting to address the situation is set to be held at the end of this month.
Davide, 33, started working under his father at Bayern Munich.
Since then he has also joined him at Napoli, Everton and now Madrid.
Brazil won their most recent match against Guinea 4-1, with the South Americans due to face Senegal tomorrow.
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Ancelotti has an illustrious career at club level, standing as the only manager to win the Champions League four times.
However, the 64-year-old is yet to take charge of a national team, though has been backed by Manchester City star Ederson to take the job.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
