By Ramiro Diaz
Amid growing speculation in recent weeks about a potential departure, Carlo Ancelotti has put the rumours to rest with a clear and decisive statement. The Italian manager, currently in his second spell at the helm of Real Madrid, made it evident that he has no intention of leaving the club any time soon.
"I will not be the one to ask to leave this club," Ancelotti said when questioned by the media, sending a strong message regarding his future. Far from entertaining the idea of moving on, the manager made it clear that he is fully focused on the present and committed to the goals set for the season.
Despite having been linked multiple times with national teams and other top clubs across Europe, the Italian remains firmly attached to the Madrid-based side. More than just a workplace, Ancelotti feels a deep connection to the institution, the dressing room, and above all, the fans who have embraced him since his return.
The respect he has earned, the silverware he has delivered, and his ability to manage egos and pressure have helped him build a solid relationship with the board. At 65 years of age, Ancelotti remains sharp, competitive, and eager to continue leading the team on the biggest stages.
The confidence in his leadership is mirrored by the squad, with several players often highlighting his man-management skills and calm demeanour. In a team that balances seasoned stars with promising youngsters, the Italian has found the perfect formula to keep harmony and high performance going hand in hand.
With Real Madrid still competing on all fronts, Ancelotti is not letting outside noise distract him. His full attention is on training sessions, tactics, and maintaining the winning mentality that defines the club. The upcoming months promise to be challenging, but Ancelotti thrives in exactly that kind of environment.
Carlo Ancelotti is under contract with Real Madrid until June 2026, and there are no signs from the club that they intend to cut ties before then. Unless something completely unforeseen occurs, all indications point to the Italian continuing in charge for at least the next two seasons. His public commitment and excellent rapport with the board only reinforce the idea that he remains a central pillar in Madrid’s sporting project.
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