Brazil stands as one of the most successful teams in Copa America history, having secured the prestigious title nine times, making them the third most successful team in the tournament's round.

A golden era for the Brazil Copa America team unfolded from 1997 to 2007, marked by the triumphant clinching of four out of five tournaments. Following a disappointing conclusion to their 2022 FIFA World Cup aspirations in Qatar, Brazil is now on the pursuit of their 10th trophy. To lead this charge, the helm will be taken by Carlo Ancelotti, the esteemed Italian coach from Real Madrid, as head coach of Brazil's national team for the Copa America 2024.

In a unique twist, the 48th edition of the Copa America 2024, an international men's soccer championship, is set to be postponed due to conflicting scheduling with another major tournament.

Despite the remarkable career of Pelé, the Player of the Century, his legacy lacks a continental title. Participating in only one South American Championship in 1959, Pelé showcased his extraordinary goal-scoring prowess with eight goals in six matches, earning him the accolade of top scorer and most valuable player for that edition. As Brazil gears up for the Copa America 2024, the quest for glory continues, and under Ancelotti's guidance, they aim to add another chapter to their illustrious footballing history.