June 1, a stone stirred up a thousand waves, the British media broke the heavy news: Ancelotti has stepped down from the Everton seat, the next stop will be to sign with Real Madrid, return to the Bernabeu. Informed reporters revealed that this transfer deal has been basically finalized.
Looking back at Carlo Ancelotti's old relationship with Real Madrid, ever since Zinedine Zidane's departure, An has been seen as the obvious choice for the new Real Madrid manager. If the rumors are true, this will be his return to Real Madrid after six years since his departure in 2015, opening a new chapter of coaching.
Meanwhile, journalist Romano also confirmed the news, saying that Carlo Ancelotti's agent is in deep talks with Real Madrid about a coaching contract, and that the negotiations are now at an end. Ancelotti seems to have no problem with the conditions offered by Real Madrid.
Spanish newspaper El Mundo further reported that Ancelotti's fitness coach Pintus will also return to Real Madrid with him. Pintus was a fitness coach at Inter and worked with Conte and was highly praised by the players and coaching staff. His return is undoubtedly a boon for Real Madrid, who have been plagued by injuries this season.
It is reported that Real Madrid chose Ancelotti for a variety of reasons, the most important of which is his deep understanding of Real Madrid. During his tenure at Real Madrid from 2013-2015, Ancelotti achieved a brilliant record, boasting 89 wins, 14 draws and 16 losses in 119 matches, and winning four titles: the Copa del Rey, the Champions League, the Club World Cup and the European Super Cup.
It is worth mentioning that if Carlo Ancelotti returns to Real Madrid, he is expected to achieve the feat of "five league titles". Previously, he has led the team in AC Milan (Serie A), Chelsea (Premier League), Paris (Ligue 1), Bayern (Bundesliga) in the four major leagues, the only thing missing is the La Liga title. With this return, Carlo Ancelotti is expected to fill this gap and start a new dynasty for Real Madrid. After all, he was also the legendary manager who made Real Madrid five consecutive Champions League titles.
