Next Brazil Manager Odds: Jorge Jesus Favourite Ahead of Ancelotti and Guardiola

Jorge Jesus is 11/10 favourite to become the next Brazil manager following Dorival Junior’s exit. Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola also feature in the betting. Full odds and expert insight.
Next Brazil Manager Odds: Jorge Jesus Favourite Ahead of Ancelotti and Guardiola
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  • Dorival Junior was sacked last week as Brazil begin search for new head coach
  • Jorge Jesus is 11/10 favourite, with Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola among top candidates
  • Bookies react to reports linking high-profile European names to the role

Jorge Jesus Favourite for Brazil Job After Dorival Exit

The race to be the next Brazil manager is on, and UK Betting Sites have installed Jorge Jesus as the early 11/10 favourite, following reports he’s among the CBF’s top targets.

Dorival Junior’s departure last week after a short stint at the helm has opened the door to a blockbuster appointment with Brazil reportedly eyeing some of the world’s most high-profile coaches ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Bet365 have placed Jorge Jesus as the 11/10 favourite for the role with reports in The Athletic saying that Jesus and Carlo Ancelotti are the two names that the CBF want the most.

Now the betting odds give an implied probability of 47.6% that Jesus is the next Brazil manager with full odds below:




Jorge Jesus
11/1047.6%
Carlo Ancelotti
2/133.3%
Pep Guardiola
3/125.0%
Abel Ferreira
10/19.1%
Renato Gaúcho16/15.9%
What the expert says...
Jorge Jesus has both the résumé and the regional success — especially in Brazil and Portugal — to make him a credible front-runner. At 11/10, the bookies clearly see movement behind the scenes

Jake Ashton - Football Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Ancelotti and Guardiola Among the Elite Options

Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has long been linked to the Brazil job, and now sits at 2/1 in the betting, despite being under contract with Real Madrid. 

CBF officials have reportedly admired his man-management and tactical flexibility and a summer announcement remains a possibility.

Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola is a 3/1 outsider but a tempting one. 

His name has consistently been linked to international roles in recent years, and though a Brazil appointment would be a huge shock, punters haven’t ruled it out.

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