Archive · 20 May 2025
Kaka Eyes Coaching Role with Ancelotti for Brazil's 2026 World Cup
Former soccer star Kaka wants to become a coach for Brazil's national team.
He played for Brazil in the past and even won a World Cup!
Now, he's hoping to help the team from the sidelines.
Kaka has been preparing for this new role by taking classes and studying coaching.
He has a good relationship with the new coach, Ancelotti, as they worked together before.
Ancelotti will officially be the coach soon, and Kaka hopes to join his team to help Brazil win in 2026!
Former Brazilian star Kaka wants to join Carlo Ancelotti's coaching staff for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Kaka played 92 times for Brazil and won the 2002 World Cup.
Kaka and Ancelotti have a history, winning trophies together at AC Milan and briefly reuniting at Real Madrid.
Kaka has prepared for a management role by taking courses at Harvard and completing a coaching course at CBF.
Ancelotti is set to officially take over as Brazil’s head coach on May 26.
- Who
- Former Brazilian player Ricardo Kaka.
- What
- Kaka expressed interest in joining Ancelotti's coaching staff for the Brazilian national team.
- When
- Ancelotti is set to take over on May 26.
- Where
- Brazil
- Why
- Kaka wants to serve Brazil and leverage his experience and training for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
- Team
- Brazil National Team
- Notable Person
- Ricardo Kaka
- Head Coach
- Carlo Ancelotti
- Event
- 2026 FIFA World Cup
- Kaka's Caps
- 92