Joao Pedro summed up Estevao’s talent.

Imagine playing your first match for your national team at the age of 18 and scoring a goal with a scissors kick!

That’s exactly what Estevao did yesterday with Brazil against Chile in a World Cup qualifier to become the eighth-youngest player to score for the national team!

After the match, João Pedro summed up Estevao’s talent, saying he came from a street school and that he believes he will be like Vinicius Jr.

Brazil now has Estevao as a right winger and Vinicius as a left winger if he can get back into shape.

They also have two skilled strikers like João Pedro and Cunha, a goal-scoring Rafinha, a comprehensive midfielder like Bruno Guimaraes ,

and a freedom-loving coach like Ancelotti. This combination could make Brazil a candidate to win the World Cup.

Can Carlo Ancelotti succeed with Brazil?

And does this have anything to do with Real Madrid?

In fact, I believe that coaches, when they reach a certain stage in coaching, where they have exhausted all their technical ideas with clubs, should begin a new phase with national teams.

The national team system is different: three-monthly camps, combined tournaments, and more rest.

In his last two seasons with Real Madrid, Ancelotti had begun to offer little new insight, and it was clear that he personally needed a change in his football career.

Not to move to a new club, but rather a different kind of challenge.

This phase is the one José Mourinho is in now, and he believes there is no one more qualified to lead Portugal.

This will soon be the phase for Pep Guardiola. If he doesn’t consider retiring, the best thing he can do is change his work

rhythm to suit his age and ability to handle pressure.

Ancelotti with Brazil is a demanding team, but he is able to work calmly and find rest periods.

At the same time, he is a master coach in the locker room and able to rally the players around him.

Absolutely, yes, Carlo Ancelotti.

He can succeed with Brazil more than any previous Brazilian coach, and this is evident in the results. Let me tell you, since his arrival, Brazil has had no future and no goals.

This didn’t happen from the start of the qualifiers.

That’s why, yes, Carlo Ancelotti should have been satisfied with what he achieved with Real Madrid and accepted Brazil’s challenge.

He needed this, and maybe you’ll play with him and win titles as well.

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