Carlo Ancelotti’s time on the Real Madrid bench could be coming to an end. According to journalist Eduardo Inda, the Merengue club are no longer inclined to extend his contract. A decision that could pave the way for a new era for the Madrid team.
Carlo Ancelotti is unlikely to be on the Real Madrid bench next season. According to journalist Eduardo Inda, the Merengue club are no longer inclined to extend his contract. Speaking on El Chiringuito, the media man hinted that Don Carlo’s tenure at Real Madrid is over, and Florentino Perez is aware of this and will be thanking him for everything he has contributed to the club at the end of the current season.
Carlo Ancelotti has reportedly received a tempting offer from the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF). Following the Arabian Super Cup, interest from the Auriverde national team is said to have intensified. The plan is simple: to make Ancelotti coach of the Seleção until the 2026 World Cup. It’s a prospect that would appeal to the Italian, especially as his future at Real Madrid looks increasingly uncertain.
‘Carlo Ancelotti’s future is more black than white. I’m told that the Brazilian Football Confederation approached him to respond to a new offer they made to coach Brazil after the 2026 World Cup before the end of the season. Ancelotti received the offer after the Arab Super Cup. At Real Madrid, there’s less and less desire for him to continue. I’d say zero desire,’ said Eduardo Inda in El Chiringuito.
Despite an exemplary relationship with Florentino Pérez and José Ángel Sánchez, the Madrid management are reportedly considering a renewal of their coaching staff. Ancelotti remains a respected coach, but the club is looking to inject a new dynamic. Xabi Alonso, currently coach of Bayer Leverkusen, would appear to be an ideal successor. His Bundesliga experience and knowledge of the club make him a prime candidate.
Ancelotti remains focused
Aware of the internal discussions, Ancelotti is staying the course. The Italian knows that his future is up in the air, but he is concentrating first and foremost on his objectives for the season. Despite the difficulties they have encountered, Real Madrid are still in contention in all the major competitions: La Liga, the King’s Cup and the Champions League. With a squad of top-class players, they are confident of winning it all before a possible departure.
Madrid are not closing the door on Ancelotti altogether. An offer could be made to him to join Real Madrid’s management structure. The Italian, who has fallen in love with the Spanish capital and the Merengue institution, could consider a return in another capacity once his coaching career is over. It remains to be seen whether he will prefer to continue on the bench or make the transition to a more administrative role.
In any case, the end of the season will be decisive for Ancelotti and Real Madrid. The next few months could seal the Italian coach’s future, with a crucial final stretch on the pitch. Although the Madrid management seem ready to turn the page, the story between Ancelotti and Real Madrid may not be completely over. Stay tuned.
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