Quote from: Ayers on March 26, 2024, 06:00:26 PM

Yes, I also think that is going to happen. Unless Real Madrid really wants to bring in some other coach. Which I don't think is going to happen. And I believe by that time, the players who are actually interested in coaching Real Madrid right now, and yes I am talking about Xabi Alonso, Will probably find another club except from Real Madrid. I mean literally, there are a lot of clubs that actually need a course like him at this moment. Bayern Munich, Liverpool, and a lot of other clubs will be very interested in bringing him in. I don't think he should wait for a move to Real Madrid. Because if things don't go south, I don't see Carlo Ancelotti leaving Real Madrid.

Ancelotti has so far kept Madrid on the right track in the competition for La Liga and Champions League champions, so there is no interest for the management to replace him even with an up-and-coming coach like Xabi Alonso at the moment, indeed Madrid has a special place in Alonso's heart, and it is evident by the inclusion of Madrid, Liverpool and Bayern Munich in Alonso's contract which does mention Leverkusen cannot prevent Alonso from leaving when the three teams It asks him to be a coach, But that doesn't mean Madrid want Alonso to be their coach, because after all Ancelotti still has greater experience than Alonso in terms of coaching big teams.

Quote from: koang on Today at 05:46:06 PM

So far there have been no complaints from management or fans about Don Carlo's performance in Madrid
and the players are also very comfortable with the team's current condition.
Don Ancelotti has signed a new contract binding him until 2026 and Ancelotti said Madrid players had a big role in his decision.
And that's clear, the speculation about Ancelotti's future at Madrid is just rumours.

Currently the new contract signed by Ancelotti until the 2026 season is a form of Madrid's trust in Ancelotti, and of course they are more rational in seeing the ability to coach a club at this time, indeed Alonso is able to bring Leverkusen unbeaten this season in the Bundesliga, but of course this does not guarantee he is able to do the same when later coaching Madrid, In addition, experience in coaching is of course the main factor needed by Madrid now compared to risking the future of the club to Alonso who is currently on the hype.