Brazil CNN: Ancelotti hopes to invite former disciple Kaka as assistant coach of the Brazilian national team

May 13th According to Brazil's CNN, Ancelotti hopes to invite his former disciple Kaka as the assistant coach of the Brazilian national team.

According to reporter Benjamin Buck, Ancelotti plans to recruit two former Brazilian internationals as assistant coaches as a bridge for his communication with the players and the Football Association. Former Brazil international and AC Milan celebrity Kaka is the hottest candidate.

reporter said: "Ancelotti has called Kaka, and it is still unknown whether the latter accepts the invitation. The two have a deep friendship and Kaka has participated in Football Association training courses for a long time and is well prepared."

The relationship between the two began during AC Milan. During Ancelotti's coaching, Kaka was crowned the World Footballer in 2007. In 2013, they worked together at Real Madrid again.

Ancelotti's first match in coaching Brazil will be the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. On June 5, Brazil will play against Ecuador; on June 10, it will face Paraguay.