According to reports, Carlo Ancelotti is the new head coach of the Brazilian national football team. The current Real Madrid manager will now lead one of the most powerful national teams in the world.

The news was officially announced today by the Brazilian Football Confederation and has become a major sports headline in Brazilian media.

Most newspapers have published online versions with photos of the Italian coach, and many have highlighted his achievements and titles.

Lance, one of Brazil’s most prominent newspapers, emphasized that this decision had been in the works for a long time and has now come true, writing: “A dream that has become reality.” This is one of the most repeated phrases in Brazilian media.

Several newspapers wrote on their front pages: “It’s finally done.” Brazil had been eagerly awaiting a major change in their national team, and last year they were close to hiring Ancelotti, but he ultimately stayed at Real Madrid after a dream season.

This season, however, things have not gone well, and Real Madrid is on the verge of ending the season without a trophy—an event that marks the end of a glorious era.

Newspapers have even discussed Ancelotti’s annual salary, estimating it at around four million euros per year.

Joy and excitement are evident in Brazil. After several years of poor performances in major tournaments and losing their dominance in South American football to Argentina, the reigning World Cup and Copa América champions, Brazil now sees Ancelotti as the fulfillment of their dream. Ancelotti aims to reclaim the throne and lead Brazil back to victory.