“When my contract with Real Madrid expires, I will retire. Real is a club from the very top, so it is worth considering ending your career in Madrid – said Carlo Ancelotti last season. A season in which he once again won the Champions League with Real, and in addition won the Spanish championship. Perhaps the Italian has changed his mind since then. At least that’s what ESPN says.
– The Brazilian federation heard “yes” from Carlo Ancelotti. Both sides do not want to publicly confirm the deal for now, because the Italian still has a current contract with Real until the end of summer 2024. Ancelotti has not signed any contract with Brazil, but the local association has heard that “Carletto” will be happy to take over the “Canarinhos” team – we read in the article.
ESPN adds that the Italian’s contract would run from July 2023 to August 2026, when the World Cup in the United States, Mexico and Canada will end. And he points out that in the Brazilian team he would lead m. Eder Militao, Rydrygo and Vinicius Junior, players of Real Madrid.
There’s still plenty of time until July. For now, Ancelotti has to think about how to shorten the distance to Barcelona in the league, because the “Royals” are eight points.
Real Madrid still has a chance to defend the Champions League. If he does, it will be the Italian’s fifth win in this competition. He triumphed twice with Real and twice on the bench of Milan. In addition, Ancelotti has managed Reggiana, Parma, Juventus, Chelsea, PSG, Bayern Munich, Napoli and Everton.
Who could replace Ancelotti at Real?
It is rumored that Florentino Perez is considering Mauricio Pochettino, who has worked with at Tottenham and PSG. Raul, the legendary Real Madrid striker, has more chances.
However, at the World Cup in Qatar, where Brazil was eliminated in the quarter-finals, the “Canarinhos” coach was Tite. His contract expired on December 31.
Source: Sport.PL
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