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Carlo Ancelotti supports Marcelo as "world best full-back"

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Ancelotti backs Marcelo as the world best full-back following criticism of the star by Brazil coach Dunga last week. The Brazil coach has excluded Marcelo from the team since his rise to the helm, giving the defense that the Real Madrid player went "on the attack in the World Cup twenty times" but scored no goals. He added that he "pushed forward too often." But Ancelotti rescued the former Selceo captain with the claim that he oughtn't be blamed for Brazil's struggle. Real coach said it's unlikely that Brazil's bad world cup was due to Marcelo, rather he is the best full-back in the world. And if the national team is set to relegate Marcelo, Madrid will be glad to have the star, declared Ancelotti.

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