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Copa América: can a new generation of stars drag Brazil out of chaos?

Historic defeats, managerial upheaval and turmoil at the federation have plagued the national team for two years. This summer is a chance for a reset

The Guardian - US

Vinicius Welcomes Jail Sentence For Racially Abusive Fans

Vinicius Junior welcomed the eight-month prison sentences handed down on Monday to three Valencia fans for racially abusing him during a La Liga match last year.

International Business Times

Lucas Paqueta: West Ham star to play for Brazil at Copa America despite FA spot-fixing charge

Hammers midfielder has until Monday to respond to the serious allegations made against him

Evening Standard

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Mario Zagallo, Brazil’s World Cup winning player and coach, dies at age 92

Brazil’s Mario Zagallo, the only person to ever win four FIFA World Cup titles, has died at 92. He was a symbol of patriotism, grit and glory.

The Hindu

Mario Zagallo: Brazil football legend and World Cup hero dies aged 92

Selecao icon was the first man ever to win the World Cup as both a player and manager

Evening Standard

FIFA threatens to suspend Brazil over confederation president's removal by court

and https://twitter.com/AP_SportsFIFA warns Brazil of suspension from international competitions if new CBF president is elected in January.

The Hindu

Neymar breaks Pele's Brazil goal-scoring record in 5-1 win in South American World Cup qualifying

Neymar eclipses Pelé as Brazil's top goal scorer, scoring 78 goals in 114 matches. He celebrated with a punch in the air, as Pelé usually did, and was congratulated by the Brazilian soccer confederation and Pelé's Foundation. Neymar said he was "very happy" and wanted to write his story in…

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Carlo Ancelotti caught in crossfire of Real Madrid and Brazil machinations

Will he stay or will he go? Carlo Ancelotti’s future is clouded in mixed messages despite being touted as Brazil’s successor to Tite

The Guardian - UK

Bruno Guimaraes will link up with former manager as Brazil move ahead of Ancelotti appointment

Brazil have appointed Fernando Diniz on a one-year contract, with Real Madrid's Carlo Ancelotti expected to take the role next summer

Chronicle Live

Brazil announce Carlo Ancelotti start date - despite hiring another new boss

Carlo Ancelotti will become Brazil manager next summer, in time for the Copa America, after seeing out the final year of his contract with current employer Real Madrid

Daily Mirror

Former Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti set for new managerial role in career first

Carlo Ancelotti spent two years at Everton before taking charge of Real Madrid but he will leave the club at the end of next season

Liverpool Echo

'La Liga belongs to racists': Everything said in reaction to Vinicius Jr suffering racist abuse against Valencia

FIFA, Valencia, the La Liga president and Carlo Ancelotti have all given their takes on the racist abuse suffered by Vinicius Jr during Real Madrid's loss on Sunday

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Brazilian president Lula and players support Vinicius Junior after racist attack in La Liga match

Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has joined soccer clubs and players in coming out to support star striker Vinícius Júnior after he once more faced racist abuse in a Spanish league match

The Independent UK

Brazil's president, players support Vinícius Júnior, criticize racism in Spanish league

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AFP

MLS player Alves suspended as part of Brazil gambling probe

Miami (AFP) - Colorado Rapids' Brazilian winger Max Alves has been suspended and placed on paid administrative leave while he faces an investigation into unlawful sports gambling, part of a wider probe that has rocked Brazilian football.

FourFourTwo

Real Madrid legends working hard to convince Carlo Ancelotti to become Brazil manager

Reports suggest former Real Madrid players Ronaldo and Kaka are speaking to the Italian in an attempt to make him the new Selecao coach

Evening Standard

Brazilian FA confirm interest in Carlo Ancelotti but Jose Mourinho another potential manager candidate

Selecao without a permanent manager following Tite’s exit

AFP

Brazil calls for crackdown on racism in football

Sao Paulo (AFP) - The Brazilian Football Confederation said Friday it had sent a letter to FIFA calling for a crackdown on racism in the sport, after a series of incidents targeting players including Brazil star Vinicius Junior.

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AFP

Brazil open door to breaking foreign coach taboo

Sao Paulo (AFP) - More than two decades since their last World Cup triumph and without a local consensus pick, Brazil are considering breaking an unwritten taboo: hiring a foreign coach.

Daily Mirror

Tammy Abraham responds to Portugal trying to poach his "uncle" Jose Mourinho from Roma

Portugal want Jose Mourinho to become their next manager but Tammy Abraham certainly doesn't, as the Roma star has pleaded for the ex-Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur boss to stay

Daily Mirror

Brazil set to rival Portugal for Jose Mourinho amid tug-of-war over Roma manager

Jose Mourinho could have the pick of two prestigious international jobs, with Brazil set to make contact with the Roma boss after Portugal reportedly made him their No.1 target

AFP

Brazil will only pick Tite successor in January: CBF

Rio de Janeiro (AFP) - Brazil will only choose the next coach of their national team in January, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) said Thursday, denying rumors of talks with the likes of Pep Guardiola to replace outgoing boss Tite.

The Hindu

Brazil rejects World Cup qualifier against Argentina

FIFA fined the soccer bodies of both countries and demanded the match be played

AFP

Brazil against replaying abandoned Argentina World Cup qualifier

Rio de Janeiro (AFP) - The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) said on Wednesday it did not want to replay an unfinished World Cup qualifying match with Argentina.

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