Brazil have ‘great confidence’ in landing Guardiola after Tite reign

Brazil reportedly want Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to succeed Tite after the 2022 World Cup.

Current boss Tite recently revealed that he plans to leave his role following this winter’s World Cup in Qatar.

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“I’m going until the end of the World Cup,” said Tite. “I have no reason to lie here. I don’t want to win any way. I’ve won everything in my career, the only thing missing is the World Cup.”

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Guardiola has been identified as the ideal man to succeed the 60-year-old, as per Marca (via Give Me Sport).

The Brazil federation have reportedly started talking to Guardiola’s brother, Pere, and his representatives.

They will offer the City boss a four-year deal until the 2026 World Cup, with a €12m per year salary. He reportedly earns €20m at the Etihad Stadium.

Brazil have ‘great confidence’ they can convince Guardiola to accept the role. The Spaniard is under contract in Manchester until 2023.

Guardiola has previously revealed his desire to step into international management, saying in 2018: “I would like to be an international manager in a national team.

“Sooner or later, it will happen because every three days I would like to be involved, but a little