Brazilian media: Brazilian Football Association is suspected of illegal operations, and Ancelotti s contract may be judged invalid

Orlet, May 30, quoted Brazilian media reports that Ancelotti's contract with the Brazilian Football Association may be sentenced to invalid.

When everyone believed that Ancelotti's arrival had calmed the Brazilian football storm, a FIFA raid investigation once again put the authorities in trouble. According to local media, the highest FIFA agency found that while Ednaldo Rodriguez (defused a few days ago) served as chairman of the Brazilian Football Association, the Brazilian Football Association paid 1.2 million euros to unregistered businessman Diego Fernandez, suspected of acting as an illegal intermediary in the process of hiring An Shuai. Given that the operation violates FIFA's explicit regulations, if verified as true, the relevant officials will face serious accountability.

FIFA's relevant regulations clearly stipulate that any employee or contractor who is a non-licensed football broker shall not provide football brokerage services or contact potential customers to sign an agency contract.

At present, FIFA only requires the Brazilian Football Association to submit all the materials involved, including call records, emails and contracts, to prove that Diego Fernandez directly participates in the coach signing. If there is an illegal intermediary, Ancelotti's contract may be determined to be invalid, and the Brazilian Football Association will also face huge fines and various administrative sanctions.

In this context, the next few hours will become a critical period for the direction of the investigation, and the results will have a profound impact on the Brazilian football field and institutional management.