Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti is aware his immediate future is still linked to Real Madrid, where he will remain until his contract ends on 30 June 2024, unless he is ‘sacked’ before then, so it seems unlikely which may make him successor to Tite at the helm of Brazil as originally reported by the Brazilian country.
“I don’t know what the future holds for me because I live from day to day, but at the moment I feel very comfortable at Real Madrid, we have many goals to achieve this season and it will be time to think about my future. I have a contract until June 30, 2024 and if Real Madrid don’t expel me, I won’t move until then” Ancelotti told Radio Anch’io sport on Monday.
The Reggio also referred to the World Cup in Qatar, where he said that the final was “deservedly won” by an Argentine team “convinced and led by a fantastic Messi”. “They won because they have good players and because they have the best, namely Messi, and because they were able to maintain that quality with contributions like Julián Álvarez and Enzo Fernández, but also because they had a certain defensive attitude,” he said.
“Scaloni was good, he did an outstanding job but he didn’t invent anything new, he just put the players in position and gave them a good defensive organization that supports the great talent of Messi, Álvarez and Di María. The teams that they showed the best individual talent and the best organization they made it to the final,” added the Italian, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Recalling that both Messi, who “ends his career by winning a World Cup”, and Cristiano Ronaldo, Ancelotti were both “the main architects” of this latest era of football, Ancelotti underlined that the Portuguese, even if he tried to win the World Cup won “in a different way” can boast of “having had an exceptional career, especially at Real Madrid, where he will remain forever in the hearts of the fans”.
“I don’t know what Cristiano will do in the future, he still wants to play at a very high level and I don’t think Arab football is the right thing for him in that sense,” said the Real Madrid coach. opportunity for the Madeiran-born player to move to Saudi Arabia following his spell at Manchester United.
