Brazil and England modify football styles

Some major football national teams, such as Brazil and England, are seeking to change their traditional practices of appointing local coaches by increasingly relying on foreign managers. In Brazil, the federation appointed Italian Carlo Ancelotti as the national team coach for the first time in a century, in an effort to restore the team's prestige and competitiveness in major tournaments after a decline in performance since their 2002 World Cup victory. Meanwhile, England has chosen German coach Thomas Tuchel to lead the team, in a move signaling a shift in policy following losses in the finals of Euro 2020 and 2024, despite criticism regarding his limited understanding of English identity. Most teams that have won the World Cup continue to depend on domestic coaches, though traditional practices sometimes favor appointing foreign managers in specific cases.

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