The Brazilian Football Confederation announced last night that "Coach Fernando Diniz will no longer continue as the coach of the Brazil national team." Diniz had been appointed as a temporary coach under a one-year contract and led Brazil in six matches in the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, during which the team experienced three defeats, one draw, and two victories. The federation expressed its gratitude in a statement, thanking Fernando Diniz for his work, dedication, seriousness, and the challenge of renewing the Brazilian team during his tenure. The Brazilian Federation wishes Fernando Diniz all the best. The federation is looking to hire Carlo Ancelotti for the position this year, but the Italian coach has preferred to renew his contract with Real Madrid. The decision to dismiss Diniz came a day after Rodriguez returned to the presidency of the Brazilian Federation following a ruling from Minister of Justice Gilmar Mendes that canceled a previous court ruling.