Carlo Ancelotti is concentrated on Real Madrid despite his previous club Chelsea and global powerhouses Brazil both seeking to fill their vacant dugout positions.
While serving as the head coach of Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti would not consider rumors of a move to Chelsea or Brazil out of "respect" for the LaLiga team.
Although having one more year left on his Madrid contract, the Italian has recently been mentioned as a potential option to replace open positions with the Blues and the Selecao.
Ancelotti returns to the Champions League this week to take on Chelsea, where he previously spent two years and led the team to a 2009–10 Premier League and FA Cup double.
Before to their rematch in the quarterfinal, he has vehemently denied rumors that he will leave Santiago Bernabeu and assume managerial duties elsewhere.
He told Radio Rai 1: "There's a lovely expression that fits exactly nicely." "The conversation is carried away by the wind.
And that's it.
I want to honor my contract, which runs through June 30, 2024.
Ancelotti returned to Madrid in 2021, and in his first season there, he led the team to LaLiga triumph, giving him a career-long total of five major European league titles.
In the midst of a growing domestic race to reach Barcelona, the club's primary goal this season has become the defense of an extra Champions League victory.
Chelsea is looking for a long-term replacement for Graham Potter after relying on another former manager, Frank Lampard, to see them to the season's finale.
After a humiliating quarterfinal exit at the Qatar 2022 World Cup, Brazil has yet to announce Tite's successor; in the interim, under-20 coach Ramon Menezes is in charge.
The people of London are going through a really trying time. They have not won since March 11 and are currently closer to relegation in the Premier League than Champions League qualification.
The easiest method to guarantee their participation in the 2023/24 Champions League appears to be by winning the final in Istanbul, which appears to be quite challenging given Chelsea's performance from this season.
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