Brazil makes decisive reforms after World Cup disaster

The Brazilian Football Confederation has announced a new plan to increase the number of matches played by the national team on home soil, with a focus on hosting games in cities in northeastern Brazil. The goal is to reconnect with fans following their exit from the 2026 World Cup. The plan includes organizing more matches within the country, especially in stadiums such as Arena Castelao, Arena das Dunas, and Iella do Ritiro, while continuing under the management of coach Carlo Ancelotti, who has been reaffirmed by the federation and whose contract has been extended for four years. This initiative is part of efforts to rebuild the team and establish a greater presence among fans across various regions of Brazil.

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