Dorival will continue to serve as the head coach of the Brazilian national team

According to AS, unless there is a last-minute surprise, Dorival will continue to serve as the head coach of the Brazilian national team.

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has reiterated its desire to continue working with this coach in the new phase. Despite the significant blow to the team's morale, the CBF believes in the coach's good judgment. Dorival is well-liked in the locker room by most players. To many, he is a "father figure," and to others, a "mentor." He is seen as the right coach to lead the team through a generational transition.

Sources reveal that the CBF is realistic about the current situation. Competing for the Copa America was a long shot, especially considering Dorival has only been in charge for eight matches. Nonetheless, the coach has already gained the trust of the locker room. Since the Tite era, the team hasn't experienced such a calm period. Everyone understands the results were not satisfactory, and the players are "heartbroken," but they know this is the first step towards building greater goals.