Brazil hires Diniz as national team coach for 1 year, waits for Ancelotti
SAO PAULO — Fernando Diniz has been employed as head coach of Brazil’s nationwide workforce on a 12-month contract that might be as a result of expire when Carlo Ancelotti’s cope with Real Madrid ends.
The 49-year-old Fluminense coach will hold his job on the Rio de Janeiro membership. He takes over from Ramon Menezes, who led the workforce into this yr’s friendlies on an interim foundation.
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Brazil is but to nominate a long-term coach to exchange Tite, who left the job after a quarterfinal loss to Croatia within the 2022 World Cup at Qatar.
Diniz might be launched in a news convention Wednesday on the Brazilian soccer confederation headquarters in Rio de Janeiro.
“This is a dream for anyone, an honor and a huge pride to work for the national team,” Diniz stated in a video launch, sporting a Brazil jacket. “It is a joint operation of the Brazilian soccer confederation and Fluminense. I have the conviction that we have everything to take this one and make it work.”
The Brazilian soccer confederation was anticipated to launch extra particulars of the deal later Tuesday.
Ednaldo Rodrigues, the chairman of the Brazilian soccer confederation, instructed TV Globo that Diniz, a favourite amongst gamers, will step in till Ancelotti joins. The Real Madrid coach has not confirmed any cope with Brazil up to now.
Diniz’ “game plan is almost similar to that of the coach that will take over at Copa America, Ancelotti,” Rodrigues stated. “We don’t call him an interim coach of the national team. He will come and make the transition in Brazil for Ancelotti.”
The Copa America might be performed within the United States from June 11 to July 19.
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