Carlo Ancelotti is confronted with an uncertain few weeks that are in charge of real Madrid after their UEFA Champions League exit.
Ancelotti's current contract in the Spanish capital runs until the end of the 2025/26 campaign, but there has been an explosion of speculation about his future.
Club president Florentino Perez is preparing for crunch interviews with the Italian coach to assess what to do below, but no immediate decision has been made.
Ancelotti has expressed his wish to concentrate on the season walk, with the La Liga Title Race and Copa del Rey Final Both Still In The Balance, both of which have important fights with Barcelona,
Xabi Alonso is marked as the favorite to come in, when Ancelotti continues, with the former midfielder also under contract until 2026 at Bayer Leverkusen.
Rumors that Ancelotti will be fired after the Copa del Rey final with Barcelona on 26 April seem to be wide of the goal – but Perez is considering appointing a head coach of the caregiver for the FIFA Club World Cup in June.
Ancelotti will leave his role on per exclusive reports from David Ornstein of athletics, but not until the last ball in the 20424/25 season is kicked.
The latest update from Marca indicates that Perez and Ancelotti are both calm about the situation that has not been fully resolved.
Brazil is the most important option of Ancelotti, when he leaves, with Alonso prepared to wait in the wings until a call is made for the situation.
The story has huge figures from all over European football and his old friend – and former manager at AC Milan – The iconic Arrigo Sacchi has warned Real Madrid for a quick judgment.
“What makes me sad, although it is part of football is that everyone criticizes Carletto for the elimination of the Champions League and blames him”, according to an interview with Gazzetta Dello Sport.
“Do these people have any idea who Ancelotti is? Do they know what he has won? I consider him a real master of football, not only for his trophies, but also for his human qualities.
“Real Madrid has to think two or three times before they say goodbye to someone like Carletto.”