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3 months ago

CARLO ANCELOTTI RAILS AGAINST RETIREMENT RUMOURS

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Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has no plans to retire in the near future.

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The Italian coach is currently under contract in the Spanish capital until the end of the 2025/26 season after extending his deal in December 2023.

He led Los Blancos to a La Liga and UEFA Champions League double last season to secure a fifth title in the latter as part of his incredible management career.

The 65-year-old remains as one of the world’s top bosses, despite edging towards retirement age, but a step away from the game is not currently on his mind.

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“I still get nervous before a game, I feel pressure, and as long as that doesn’t change, I will continue here”, as per quotes from Relevo.

“I will retire when the fire I have for football is gone.”

Ancelotti’s comments show how the passion still burns strongly in him and he is excited by the prospect of another new era under his leadership in Madrid.

Despite a mixed start to the league campaign, Ancelotti and his experienced squad will be unfazed, as their Champions League defence begins on September 17 at home to VfB Stuttgart.


Atletico Madrid star suffers injury on Spain U21 duty

Atletico Madrid midfielder Pablo Barrios has left Spain’s U21 camp due to injury.

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The ongoing international break, at both senior and U21 level is causing controversy in La Liga’s leading clubs, due to an increase in injuries.

Los Rojiblancos have now received a blow over Barrios, who was expected to play a key role, as part of their intensifying schedule in the coming weeks.

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Barrios missed final weeks of the 2023/24 campaign with a calf issue, but a return to fitness has seen him elevated in the squad, with three starts in their first four games of this season.

As per the latest from Marca, he was omitted from the crucial Euro U21 qualifier in Scotland this weekend, due to a muscle strain, and he will now return for assessment in Madrid.

Spain are in a strong position to secure automatic qualification for the 2025 tournament, as they sit top of Group B after seven games, with a six point lead on second place Scotland.

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