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Carlo Ancelotti reportedly set to leave Real Madrid

Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly set to leave Real Madrid at the end of this current season ( 2024/25) following the club's performance across all competitions this season. The Athletic confirmed the news on its official website on Sunday, April 20, 2025. According to reports from Real Madrid the hierarchy at the club are looking at

Carlo Ancelotti aims fresh dig at La Liga referees as feud continues

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti has revealed he feels "more comfortable" with referees in the Champions League than in La Liga, amid the club's ongoing battle over domestic officiating. Madrid have formally complained to Spain's football federation (RFEF) about refereeing standards in La Liga. The 15-time Champions League winners ire was drawn off the back

Ancelotti hopes Girona embarrassment is wake-up call for Real Madrid

Soccer Carlo Ancelotti hopes Real Madrid’s embarrassing 4-2 defeat away to Girona on Tuesday serves as a wake-up call. Madrid never led at Montilivi,...

Ancelotti: Madrid played the perfect match in Clasico thrashing

Soccer Carlo Ancelotti felt Real Madrid played the “perfect match” after a 4-0 thumping of Barcelona at Camp Nou secured their place in the...

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