Brazilian FA Denies Approaching Guardiola
Rumors of Guardiola to Brazil Dismissed by CBF
The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has publicly refuted claims that they have approached Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola regarding a potential managerial role with the Brazilian national team. These rumors have been circulating for several weeks, but the CBF has now officially denied their validity.
CBF Statement:
In a statement issued on Monday, the CBF declared that there has been no contact between the organization and Guardiola's representatives. They emphasized that their current focus is on supporting Tite, the current manager of the Brazilian national team, and his staff.
The CBF's statement reads: "There has been no contact between the Brazilian Football Confederation and Pep Guardiola or his representatives. Our full support remains with Tite and his technical team, who are responsible for leading the Brazilian national team to success in the upcoming tournaments."
Tite's Contract and Recent Performance:
Tite has been the manager of the Brazilian national team since 2016 and has led the team to several notable achievements, including the 2019 Copa América title. His contract with the CBF currently runs until the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Under Tite's leadership, Brazil has maintained its position as one of the top international teams in the world. They are currently ranked number one by FIFA and have won 31 out of 40 matches under Tite's management.
Guardiola's Success at Manchester City:
Pep Guardiola is widely considered one of the best managers in world football. He has achieved remarkable success with Manchester City, winning four Premier League titles, one FA Cup, and three EFL Cups during his tenure.
Guardiola's attacking style of play and ability to develop young players have earned him widespread admiration. He is also known for his innovative tactical approaches and attention to detail.
Conclusion:
The Brazilian FA's denial of contact with Guardiola effectively puts an end to speculation linking the Manchester City manager to the Brazil national team. The CBF remains supportive of Tite and his team, who will aim to continue their success in upcoming tournaments.
