Carlo Ancelotti, the head coach of Real Madrid, has recently clarified the rumors that arose about his possible departure from the club at the end of this season. In a clear message, the Italian coach stated that he has no intentions of resigning from the Madrid bench and expressed his desire to remain in charge of the team until 2029.
Ancelotti relies on the recent reelection of Florentino Pérez as president of Real Madrid for a new four-year term, which suggests the possibility of the coach's continuity during that period, following the cycle of the presidential mandate. Despite the criticisms regarding the team's results, Ancelotti remains firm in his commitment to the club and trusts in maintaining a solid relationship with Pérez.
Regarding the sports aspect, Ancelotti also referred to Real Madrid's call-up for the upcoming Champions League match against Salzburg. The team will be able to count on key players like Aurélien Tchouaméni, Vinícius Júnior, and Luka Modric; however, it still faces significant absences such as Dani Carvajal, Éder Militão, and Eduardo Camavinga.
Ancelotti, with an extensive career in football, aims to fulfill the remaining four years of Florentino Pérez's term and to leave the club together with the president. The coach acknowledges that his departure will come at some point, but makes it clear that the decision is not in his hands.
In Ancelotti's words: 'I want to be very clear, the exit date from this club will never be decided by me in my life. I know perfectly well that that day will come, but when it can be I don't know, I don't decide it. It could be tomorrow, after the match, the next one, in a year, or in five.'
