So the coach knows very well what to do and what not to do. It will be best for Real Madrid to absolutely trust him. And a lot of players being present for a single position is actually going to make the squad have a healthy competition between the players. That will eventually help the club
Ancelotti is a great coach and he knows how to calm the ego in every player. I think Don Carlo really has a strong charisma as a coach that makes the players respect him. As you said, Ancelotti certainly knows what he can do, especially about how to rotate players. However, having many players in one position can be a problem for team cohesion. All players want to appear because it will affect their career, but if they are good players but become reserve players because they are unable to compete, I think they can leave in the next season.
Carlo Ancelotti is that kind of manager that knows how to manage his team on and off the pitch and that's why we're yet to see any rift between the Italian manager and his players in his many years of coaching different top European clubs. I don't think there's a better manager that knows how to manage top footballers in one club and still make them share close bond between one another than Carlo Ancelotti and that's why I'm not bothered about how he's going to make everyone at the club happy when next season kicks off.
In terms of rotating the squad, Carlo Ancelotti knows very well about how to do that so as a Real Madrid fan, I'm not perturbed about how he'll rotate the squad come next season. Real Madrid under Carlo Ancelotti and the current set of quality players in the squad will continue to experience success in seasons to come and if the Italian manager continues to manage the club for the next five years, I think it'll be almost impossible to stop the Spanish champions in the five seasons