Brazilian football is experiencing a coaching drought, particularly at the national level, highlighting a stark contrast with Argentina, where numerous players have transitioned to coaching.
Filipe Luis, a former Atletico Madrid player, has recently made a successful start as Flamengo's coach, marking the beginning of a promising coaching career.
The Brazilian national team's coaching search has been challenging, with potential candidates like Carlo Ancelotti turning down overtures from the local FA, underscoring a coaching crisis.
Brazilian domination of the Copa Libertadores has largely been under the guidance of Portuguese coaches like Jorge Jesus and Abel Ferreira, indicating a preference for foreign tacticians.
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