Carlo Ancelotti’s illustrious tenure at Real Madrid is set to end this summer, with the club and the Italian manager agreeing to part ways by mutual consent. According to The Athletic, Ancelotti’s contract, originally running until 2026, will be terminated early, allowing him to take charge of the Brazilian national team.
Real Madrid are expected to officially confirm Ancelotti’s departure soon, possibly after their upcoming El Clásico clash. The decision marks the conclusion of months of speculation, with the 64-year-old eager to embark on a new challenge in international football.
Ancelotti, one of the most decorated managers in history, enjoyed tremendous success in his second spell at Madrid, delivering a La Liga title, a Champions League triumph, and multiple other trophies. His calm leadership and tactical acumen solidified his legacy at the Santiago Bernabéu.
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With no further obstacles, Ancelotti is now set to become Brazil’s next head coach, with an official announcement anticipated before June. His first match in charge will be against Ecuador, where his vast experience will be crucial in revitalizing the five-time World Cup winners.
Brazilian football authorities have long seen Ancelotti as the ideal candidate to restore the team’s dominance, blending his winning mentality with the nation’s attacking flair. His appointment signals a new era for Seleção, who have struggled for consistency in recent years.
As Ancelotti prepares for his Brazil adventure, Real Madrid will now accelerate their search for a successor. Names like Xabi Alonso and Raúl González have been linked, but the club’s final decision remains undisclosed.
For Ancelotti, this move represents a fresh challenge one that could see him add international glory to his already legendary club career. Meanwhile, Madrid fans will bid farewell to a coach who brought them more unforgettable moments.