In the World Cup quarterfinals versus Croatia, La “Canarinha” was eliminated. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) is currently exploring new possibilities. The manager will be the first to be addressed because Tite decided to resign in the wake of the World Cup incident.
Luis Enrique has been proposed as one of Tite’s potential replacements. The former leader of Spain is reportedly one of the candidates Brazil is examining for the position, according to “O Globo.”
After Spain left Qatar in the last-16 after losing to Morocco, the Federation decided not to extend Luis Enrique’s contract with “La Roja.” Now, he might be targeted by a different national side.
Brazil is examining other options in addition to him. Also mentioned as potential successors are Zidane, Tuchel, and Gallardo.
The last time the CBF brought up their manager’s role, it was to refute any rumors that might have been spreading about Tite. According to Ednaldo Rodrigues, president of the organization, “those speaking about this are not telling the truth.”
