Quote from: mamesso on Today at 06:27:42 AM

Rumors of Ancelotti departure have been widely reported in various media outlets, and I have not received any updates on this news, whether he was fired or resigned from his position. It is not easy to be a coach of a big club like Real Madrid because the coach is always required to win titles at the end of the season.
Several names have been prepared to replace Ancelotti, Xabi Alonso or Jurgen Klopp are the strongest candidates to lead Real Madrid next season, but whoever is chosen must be able to meet the club's demands if they do not want to suffer the same fate as Ancelotti.

There's something we should speculate when it comes to these managers. They're different breeds when they're appointed by elite team and not some average clubs. Take for instance, Carlo Ancelotti is meant for big jobs and he handles them efficiently, I do admired his pattern on the pitch, he's more focused on counter attacks and not defensive football, more reason we're watching Real Madrid conceding more goals this season based on the weakling spot in the backlines. Where are these formidable defenders? Oh I forgot so fast, they're injured and the recovery ones are not just stable for the big games.

Carlo Ancelotti departing Real Madrid at the end of the season is quite noticeable. Ancelotti have done great things at Santiago Bernabéu, time for a new chapter. On the records, he have been linked with with a managerial role to be Brazil headcoach in the coming world cup 2026 and we know this will be a good job for him. Moreover he's done with Real Madrid, accomplishing everything within a short period of time. Madrid president, Florentino Pérez will look for his replacement, he only welcome the best among the best, no room for reluctance stats under his watch.