Carlo Ancelotti, current head coach of Real Madrid, will step down from his role at the end of this month. His final appearance with the club will take place during the Copa del Rey final. This information is already known to the club’s management, which is actively working on finding a replacement, reports the Baltimore Chronicle with reference to FBC.net.ua.
The departure of Ancelotti marks a pivotal moment for the Madrid-based club, which is preparing for structural changes. Although no official statement has yet been released, internal sources confirm that the Italian manager’s tenure is set to conclude following the decisive match in this year’s domestic cup competition.
Ancelotti’s contract with Real Madrid is set to run until the summer of 2024, but current developments suggest that the partnership could end ahead of schedule. Behind the scenes at the Santiago Bernabéu, discussions about a coaching change are already underway, and Ancelotti himself is believed to have informed the club’s leadership of his decision.
The Copa del Rey final, scheduled for late April, will serve as his last challenge at the helm of the “royal club.” While no formal announcement has been made, events are unfolding quickly, and the club is already evaluating options for its future coaching staff.
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