Carlo Ancelotti has admitted he can't see himself managing another club after his current stint at Real Madrid ends.
The Italian boss is one of the most decorated coaches the game has ever seen, having tasted success in Italy, France, England and Spain, as well as winning more Champions League trophies than any other manager in the competition's history.
Earlier this year, he had been heavily linked with moving into international management with Brazil, but he has now stated that he's not sure he'd enjoy that role and that after his spell in Madrid had ended, it could well be it for the 65-year-old.
The Italian boss is one of the most decorated coaches the game has ever seen, having tasted success in Italy, France, England and Spain, as well as winning more Champions League trophies than any other manager in the competition's history.
Earlier this year, he had been heavily linked with moving into international management with Brazil, but he has now stated that he's not sure he'd enjoy that role and that after his spell in Madrid had ended, it could well be it for the 65-year-old.
“I think it will be my last club, I have to say,” Ancelotti told the Obi One Podcast.
“If there would be an opportunity for a national team, I don’t know. I’m not so excited to be in a national team for the fact that I would lose what I like more, the day-by-day. The day-by-day I like. To be here, to prepare the training, to talk to the players, to prepare the games.
“This is my season number 29 as a coach. It’s true that I have won a lot but imagine the number of titles I lost. I lost a lot.”
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