Big changes are expected at Madrid's 'Real' club this summer. This has been reported by Spanish and European publications one after another. The current head coach of the club, 65-year-old Italian specialist Carlo Ancelotti, is expected to officially announce his departure from the team in the last week of May.
Although Ancelotti's current contract with 'Real' is set to last until June 30, 2026, the coach is set to leave the team early. The main reason cited for this is that he has agreed to the proposal from the management of the Brazil national team.
It has been revealed that Carlo Ancelotti will take on the task of leading the Brazil team to the 2026 World Cup and achieving high results there. The Brazilian Football Confederation is planning to officially announce this agreement soon.
At the same time, the players of the 'royal club' will also know who the new head coach of 'Real' will be. According to a report by AS, relying on sources within the team, the Madrid club is confident about starting work with young and talented specialist Xabi Alonso, who led 'Bayer' to the German championship.
The 41-year-old Spanish specialist Alonso is currently managing the German club 'Bayer'. His current contract with the Leverkusen team lasts until 2026. However, the 'Bayer' management has stated that they will not prevent the coach, who has provided the team with its historic first Bundesliga championship this season, from continuing his career in Madrid.
Currently, the 'Bayer' club management has started negotiations with Imanol Alguacil, who has taken 'Real Sociedad' to a high level and has been achieving good results in Spain, as a replacement for Alonso.
Carlo Ancelotti will go down in history as the coach who has managed 'Real' twice. He first managed the team from 2013 to 2015, winning the Champions League, and since 2021, he has been coaching the Madrid club for the second time. During this period, the team has also won the Champions League and the Spanish championship two more times.
The results of these significant changes at 'Real' remain a point of interest for fans regarding how they will affect the club's performance in the European and Spanish championships next season. In any case, with the beginning of a new era, it is expected that the 'royal club' will also create new records and a new history.
