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Ancelotti Says He Won't Coach Another Club After Real Madrid Departure
- Real Madrid announced on Friday that Carlo Ancelotti will leave as coach after their final LaLiga match this weekend at Santiago Bernabeu.
- Ancelotti's departure follows agreement between the club and him despite having one year remaining on his contract and plans to coach Brazil.
- The club will honor Ancelotti during the last game against Real Sociedad, which also marks Luka Modric's final Santiago Bernabeu appearance.
- Ancelotti stated that since leaving Madrid, he has not been interested in managing any other club and expressed his enthusiasm about the chance to lead Brazil, the national team with a rich history as five-time World Cup winners.
- Ancelotti departs as Real Madrid's most successful coach with 15 trophies, leaving behind a challenging season and a hopeful future with Brazil.
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“The cycle is over. A generation is over,” Carlo Ancelotti said this Friday in his last appearance in the press room of the sports city of Real Madrid in Valdebebas. The club had made it official a few minutes before, 11 days after Brazil announced that it had hired him. It was the appetizer of the farewell this Saturday afternoon in the Bernabéu of two giants of the history of the club (16.15, Dazn). Coach with more titles (15) and Luka Modric,…
Soccer-Ancelotti says he won't coach another club after Real Madrid departure
(Reuters) - Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti said on Friday that he has no desire to coach another club in the future as the Italian prepares to leave the Spanish giants after four hugely successful years in his second tenure. Read full story
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