Ancelotti has the same Champions League titles as Lionel Messi but is surpassed by a Real Madrid star

After winning the final against Liverpool, Ancelotti has the same Champions League titles as Lionel Messi, but he is surpassed by a Real Madrid star who has 5, so he is still not the maximum winner of the UEFA title in the Merengue team, with which he lifted the cup today. 

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The Italian coach is one of the most winning coaches in history since this month he won La Liga with Real Madrid, so he is the only coach who has won the titles of the 5 most important European leagues since he now has a La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Premier League, and Ligue 1 titles in his trophy cabinet, so he has become one of the most winning coaches in history. 

So now the coach has one more achievement to boast about, and what is surprising is that with the winning of his most recent title, the Italian can now quietly boast that he has equaled the number of Champions League titles won by one of the players considered by all to be the best of all time, but he has still been equaled by Ancelotti.

Ancelotti and Messi have the same number of Champions League titles won, but both have been surpassed by a Madrid star

Both Carlo Ancelotti and Lionel Messi have won the UEFA Champions League title on 4 occasions, however, if there is a Real Madrid star player who has surpassed them both, it is Cristiano Ronaldo who was a Real Madrid player and became a benchmark, who has won 5 titles in this competition, so his record remains unbeatable, at least until now. 

Therefore, now they both have to try to equal the number of titles won by Cristiano Ronaldo, who next season will not play in the UEFA Champions League, but will play with Manchester United in the UEFA Europa League, since he and his team were in sixth place in the Premier League, so they will not play in the Champions League. 

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