Ancelotti's astonishing salary in Brazil, plus bonus if he wins the sixth World Cup

Carlo Ancelotti's second stint at Real Madrid has officially ended. Although Real Madrid hasn't released any statement about the departure of the Reggiolo coach, the announcement by the CBF makes all the rumors a reality. The Italian coach's move to Brazil is accompanied by a substantial salary.

The information published by "Geglobo" regarding Carlo Ancelotti's hiring reveals multiple details about the agreement that the CBF and the coach would have reached. One of the most notable and significant is his remuneration as the new coach of the five-time world champion: about 10 million euros per year.

It's not the only motivating factor that the leaders led by Ednaldo Rodrigues would have prepared for Carlo Ancelotti. Everyone knows that the great goal of the Canarinha, especially now that they have secured the Reggiolo coach, is the World Cup in the United States. This tournament, to be held in the summer of 2026 in the North American country, would also bring good news to the now former Real Madrid coach.

Because he would receive a bonus of five million euros if Brazil becomes world champion once again, thus achieving its sixth international title. The financial figures of this signing are increasingly clear and are in the same range of money he received as the coach of Real Madrid's first team.

Agreed figure

Therefore, it should be clarified that the Reggiolo coach wouldn't have left Real Madrid for money. The reality is that the wear and tear suffered since he returned to the Spanish capital, along with some differences with the management, have ultimately ended his stay. Thus, the coaching change was already anticipated during the early months of 2025.

All that was left was for the CBF and Carlo Ancelotti to meet to finalize an agreement that the verdeamarelos executives had been pursuing constantly for two years. The initial contacts in January 2023 planted the seed of a departure toward the Canarinhathat has become official almost two seasons after those first conversations.

In any case, the CBF makes it clear that it considers Carlo Ancelotti as one of the chosen ones to restore Brazil's World Cup glory. One of the clear explanations for this dynamic offered by the Federation is the salary of 10 million euros that he will receive from the start as coach. The excitement for starting a new chapter in his career is heightened by more than favorable economic conditions.

Especially if he manages to win the 2026 World Cup in the United States, one of Brazil's major goals as a soccer team. The CBF believes that the Reggiolo coach is the right coach to return competitive glory to the Canarinha, which has been experiencing its lowest moments for four years.