
Carlo Ancelotti explained that he was only selecting players in “good shape” for his first Brazil men’s squad after leaving out national team captain Neymar Jr. and his former Real Madrid favorite Rodrygo.
A little over 48 hours after Ancelotti addressed Madrid fans one last time at the Santiago Bernabéu, the winningest manager in Los Blancos‘ history started a new chapter in his career as the new leader of the most successful nation in FIFA World Cup history.