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Brazil had a bit of a managerial issue and seems like they have recovered that and hired someone now, and I believe that they are going to get better. Also, it is not really like their entire doom or anything if they end up not having a great year, they may get eliminated once, and that would still be fine, it is not a big deal.

Just let them get better, they do not have all that amazing team right now, and with time there will be better kids who will take up the jersey and will do better. Brazil is a football culture nation, they are not going to end up being terrible just because of a few seasons, they may miss some cups and do badly and they will still be fine. When was the last time they won something? It's fine, it should not be a big deal.

The current Brazil team manager has been relieved of his duties due to consecutive failures in the World Cup qualifiers but there is no word yet on who has been appointed as the new manager. Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti was supposed to take charge of the Brazilian team, but he extended the contract with Real Madrid, which means that even in this season, Real Madrid is not getting this manager. In that case, maybe we are going to see a different manager to perform the duties of Brazil. I don't have any idea who the next manager will be, but whoever is given the responsibility of the next manager, the Brazilian football organization CBF must think carefully and then give the responsibility because they gave someone the responsibility before and he didn't do his job properly.

A good team but lack of a good manager, if a good manager takes charge of this team, the performance of this team will change a lot.

I will also say that Brazil is a good team but probably not a balanced team. Course the coaching has been a problem for them. But at the same time, the game is not very balanced which has been a problem for them. But I think the change of authority is actually going to matter because they will be able to do better in my opinion. I don't know if they are going to win the next World Cup or not of course. Because that level of improvement is going to take time just like it did with Argentina. But it is definitely not impossible if approached correctly, right?

Thinking about Brazil and the changes they should make, I think we are going to see a new generation of young and talented players in this team soon but in order to change the team and use the new player, their coach should take more risks and try not to sing the older players like Neymar and other experienced players. This can put them can be in good shape for the 2026 World Cup.