Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti reportedly set to leave at season’s end, eyes move to Brazil national team

The era of Carlo Ancelotti in Real Madrid could end again – again. It has been a difficult week for Real Madrid afterwards From the Champions League are beaten by Arsenal and also Further behind Barcelona fall into the La Liga RaceBut although they can still win a trophy in the Copa del Rey final where they will be confronted with Barcelona or La Liga, it is expected to be at the end of the season, Ancelotti, according to the end of the season, according to the end of the season, Athletics.

Already linked to the Open Brazilian courseIt is not a big surprise that the departure of Ancelotti from Real Madrid wins steam, even though he is less than a year away from winning the Champions League with Los Blancos. At the age of 65, Ancelotti’s return to Real Madrid in 2021 was a time to be stable and eventually pushing the club ahead, and he did.

While Madrid enters an era in which they have to get the best out of Kylian Mbappe and find balance as a team, it is a good chance to see if another manager can oversee the next period of Madrid Dominance. While Ancelotti is a contract until 2026, he could leave this summer, which also fits in the time frame of Brazil.

With just over a year to the World Cup 2026, Brazil cannot afford to enter the international break of June, where they are confronted with Ecuador and Paraguay, without a permanent manager. The Seleção have enough things that need to be smoothed out if they want to qualify for the World Cup, but that is also what makes Timing difficult here.

Real Madrid is planned to participate in the club World Cup in the United States from 15 June, so a decision may have to be made before the next role of Ancelotti is in Brazil. A successful manager with five Champions League crowns, Ancelotti will not have a shortage of options, but it seems that the door in Madrid is closing. Xabi Alonso from Bayer Leverkusen is probably one of the best candidates that Ancelotti replaces if changes are made, according to athletics.

Although this season was not as strong as the latter, when Leverkusen won the Bundesliga and DFB Pokal, Alonso was able to lead the German side in the Champions League, giving her more experience in a competition that is quite important for Real Madrid. Nothing can really prepare a manager for the expectations in Madrid, but that is also where having a tournament such as the Club World Cup to adjust during the low season can be crucial if Madrid makes a switch.