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Brazil legend Romário slams Carlo Ancelotti

"Enough is enough, pack your things and leave"

Published : Sunday, 15 November, 2026 at 11:06 AM
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Brazil football legend Romário has launched a scathing attack on head coach Carlo Ancelotti, demanding his resignation following Brazil’s 3-2 defeat to Japan, according to TyC Sports.

In a lengthy social media post, the former Barcelona star and current senator called upon the Italian tactician to step down from the national team helm and return to club management.

While acknowledging Ancelotti as one of the finest coaches in world football, Romário argued that his illustrious club-level success has failed to translate into the international arena.

"Ancelotti, enough is enough! Pack your things and go. Go back to the clubs where you made your name. We cannot take any more risks with the Brazil national team," Romário wrote.

Romário also directed a sharp message to Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) President Samir Khaud, urging him to take decisive action.

"We have already faced far too much embarrassment. We cannot afford to risk ruining another World Cup," he added.

This is not the first time Romário has vocally critiqued the national setup; he previously lambded team leadership following Brazil's struggles in 2016.

In a friendly fixture played in Singapore, Japan secured a stunning 3-2 victory over Brazil, sealing the win with a late goal. This marks only the second time in football history that Japan has defeated the Seleção.

Frustrations boiled over during the match for Ancelotti, who was shown a red card after repeatedly protesting a refereeing decision.

Ancelotti, who took charge of the Brazilian national team in 2025, had his contract extended until June 2030 earlier this May. However, this latest setback against Japan has reignited intense scrutiny surrounding his future and the team's coaching direction ahead of the global showpiece.


-SA


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