Carlo Ancelotti is now trying to make Brazil look like Brazil again at a World Cup.
Ahead of the team’s crucial Group C match against Scotland, Ancelotti has pointed to what he sees as meaningful progress from a squad that stumbled out of the gate with a 1-1 draw against Morocco on June 14. A 3-0 victory over Haiti followed, and now the Italian is talking about a team finding its rhythm at exactly the right time.
From shaky start to growing confidence
Ancelotti’s message has been consistent: success in a World Cup is not determined by the opening games but by the team’s development over time.
The 3-0 win over Haiti offered a glimpse of what Ancelotti’s Brazil could look like when the pieces click.
