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By signing a contract with the Brazil national team, and starting work this month, it feels like the Real Madrid boss is checking out

Carlo Ancelotti, one of the most decorated coaches in soccer, will be the new manager of Brazil, the country’s federation announced Monday.

Spanish outlet AS (via Fabrizio Romano) were the first to report that Rangers had made contact with Ancelotti over their managerial vacancy, although an agreement between the two parties is not believed to be close. The Glaswegian club are weighing up other options, such as Danny Rohl, Rob Edwards and Russell Martin.

The Italian manager has been announced as the new Brazil national team manager and leaves as perhaps the most decorated Real Madrid manager ever

Interest Grows Around Davide Ancelotti and Rangers RoleRangers’ managerial search remains wide open as Davide Ancelotti, assistant coach at Real Madrid and son of esteemed tactician Carlo

Carlo Ancelotti will become the world's highest-paid international manager once he assumes his post as Brazil boss on May 26, per reports. Brazil have already confirmed the 65-year-old as their new head coach,