D'Alessandro Calls for Ancelotti's Departure and Offers Himself as Next Coach: 'I...'

Carlo Ancelotti's Statement After What Happened in the Quarterfinals Against Arsenal Continues. The continuity of the Reggiolo coach as manager is on the line and, according to various reports, would depend on the outcome of the match next Saturday, April 26.

The Clásico of the Copa del Rey Final, a match to be played at the Sevillian stadium of La Cartuja, could mark the end of Carlo Ancelotti's second stage. Meanwhile, the debate about his continuity and possible short-term solutions for the team will continue as it already does in various talk shows and analysis programs.

One of the most notable is always "El Chiringuito de Jugones". The most striking reflection produced in this soccer framework in which Real Madrid finds itself comes from Jorge d'Alessandro, who "exploded" over what happened at Bernabéu... to the point of aspiring to the position currently held by Carlo Ancelotti himself.

"Still this gentleman has to say that he's staying, threatens to stay. Ancelotti doesn't want to have this mess, which is the ultimate responsibility, which will cloud everything at his end, and he will have to leave through the back door". These words from Jorge d'Alessandro are the beginning of a speech that has drawn significant attention.

He Has It Very Clear

According to the Argentine panelist, Carlo Ancelotti "is looking to cover his curriculum vitae and save his status quo" by exhausting his options as the first team's coach. That's why he understands that "he's not dignifying Real Madrid and doesn't want to win with Madrid". The Italian strategist "is thinking about himself", Jorge d'Alessandro concludes.

He also blames him for taking "some corporatist measures of always fielding players who are much more about the identity card, and protection and titles" during this season. After his harsh analysis of the Reggiolo coach's work to date, he dared to make a promise and a challenge.

"This team, I'll tell you something sincerely, they give it to me and I do something else, I can even make it Copa champion, in 10 days I fix it", warns the former Argentine coach. Jorge d'Alessandro believes that great things can be done with Real Madrid's first team until the end of the season despite the fact that "it's completely headless".

Jorge d'Alessandro insists: "this team has four brushstrokes and this team can be fixed". The former Argentine coach proposes himself as Real Madrid's coach... offering the tactical solution that the first merengue team would need to try to "save" the current soccer season.