Ancelotti started to build a teaching assistant team, and former master-apprentice meeting Kaka served as assistant coach

Ancelotti (Ancharotti) will leave Real Madrid after the La Liga finale and become the head coach of the Brazilian national team. It is reported that Ancelotti is officially preparing to build a coaching team. The former famous Brazilian football player Kaka is willing to join and serve as Ancelotti's assistant coach.

The Brazilian Football Association officially announced last week that Ancelotti officially took over as head coach, and the work of the group roster is also in progress, including the 50-man primary election list recently selected. The striker Neymar (Nima) who is recovering from injury is also shortlisted, and Kaka also has the candidate for assistant coaches.

Ancelotti and Kaka worked together when they played for AC Milan from 2003 to 2009, and won important championships such as Serie A and Champions League. Kaka also won the Golden Ball Award in 2007. Kaka, 43, has retired for many years and has never had the work experience as an assistant coach. If he joins Ancelotti's coaching team, it will be of great help to Kaka's future coaching work.

Kaka said that he was ready and could join the coaching team of the Brazilian national team at any time. He said: "If I can help, I am ready to return to the Brazilian national team. After hanging up my boots, I took the sports business course, took the coaching license, and also had experience in participating in the World Cup. I just waited for the opportunity to come."