Carlo Ancelotti is savoring his final days at Real Madrid after being named Brazil’s new coach.
The Italian manager has six incredible years under his belt, with an unmatched 15 titles.
His trophy cabinet boasts three UEFA Champions League wins, three Club World Cup triumphs, and three European Super Cup victories.
He’s also secured two La Liga titles, two Copa del Rey wins, and two Spanish Super Cup championships.
Reflecting on His Time at Real Madrid
Ancelotti’s departure isn’t a shock; he knew his stint was temporary.
“Life goes on,” he said at his first press conference as Brazil’s coach.
“I’ll always cherish my time here and be a lifelong Real Madrid fan.”
He’s focused on making the most of his remaining 15 days at the club.
The manager didn’t dwell on what could’ve been, feeling content with his achievements.
“I’ve had a blast, and my time here has been awesome,” Ancelotti said.
“I’ve got no regrets; the titles speak for themselves.”
A New Chapter
Ancelotti is set to unveil his plans for Brazil on January 26.
He’s looking forward to the challenge, describing it as “something very important.”
The legendary coach is known for his calm and collected demeanor, and his departure from Real Madrid is no exception.
He’s leaving on a high note, with a legacy that will be remembered for years to come.
Ancelotti’s accomplishments at Real Madrid are a testament to his coaching prowess.
His 15 titles make him the club’s most successful manager ever.
As he begins his new journey with Brazil, fans will be watching closely to see what’s next for this seasoned coach.