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It’s official: Carlo Ancelotti is leaving Real Madrid. The Italian coach, set to take charge of the Brazilian national team, has been hailed by the club as “a true legend of Real Madrid and of world football”.
Across two spells in charge, Ancelotti guided Real Madrid through one of the most successful eras in its 123-year history. He departs as the most decorated coach in the club’s history, having won 15 major trophies: 3 Champions League titles, 3 Club World Cups, 3 UEFA Super Cups, 2 La Liga titles, 2 Copa del Reys and 2 Spanish Super Cups.
Club president Florentino Pérez paid tribute, saying: “Carlo Ancelotti will always be part of the Real Madrid family. He was not only an exceptional manager but also a true embodiment of our club’s values.”
Ancelotti’s final match at the helm, his 353rd for the club, will be tomorrow at the Santiago Bernabéu, where fans will offer a heartfelt send-off. The club concluded its message by wishing him and his family the best of luck in this new chapter.
