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Carlo Ancelotti, the manager of Real Madrid, has said in an exclusive interview with DSports that he is not unduly concerned about his future career, despite the fact that there have been discussions regarding the possibility of his moving to Brazil.
There has been a lot of speculation about the possibility of the 64-year-old player joining the Brazilian national team. He is now in the last year of his contract with Real Madrid.
Meanwhile, there are rumors circulating that Real Madrid may extend an offer of a new two-year contract to the Italian mastermind, which has resulted in a great deal of doubt over his future.
Real Madrid is a joyful place for Ancelotti.
In spite of the many speculations and rumors that have been going around, Carlo Ancelotti has said that he is content and at ease at Real Madrid, and that he is not in a rush to make decisions on his future.
“I am experiencing a high level of comfort in Madrid. Whatever is going to take place in the future will take place. Not only am I not in a rush, but I am also really pleased,” he said.
Following the beginning of the 2023–24 season, Carlo Ancelotti acknowledged his satisfaction with the way things were going for the Merengues, despite the fact that they had suffered a number of injuries. He said, “We’ve been doing very well.”
After all, Real Madrid is now in first place in La Liga, and they are also in first place in their group in the UEFA Champions League. However, they will be facing Napoli in the match that will take place tonight.
I would want to thank Jose Mourinho.
In a recent interview, Jose Mourinho, who is now the manager of AS Roma and once managed Real Madrid, expressed his admiration for Carlo Ancelotti and expressed his desire to see the Italian assistant manager continue his career at the Santiago Bernabeu.
In response to Mourinho’s assertion that he is a “Ancelottista,” the manager of Real Madrid issued the following statement: “And I’m a “Mourinhista.” It is a healthy friendship between us. I refer to myself as a “Romanista” and a “Mourinhista.”
