Florentino's Close Journalist Announces What Will Happen with Ancelotti: 'Winning Everything...'

One of the most highlighted protagonists of this season is Carlo Ancelotti. The Reggiolo coach has sparked dozens of rumors and debates about his continuity as the head coach of the first team due to the team's inconsistent performances and results. Additionally, the possible arrival of Xabi Alonso as his replacement opens the door to his departure this very summer.

The information currently being handled in this regard is truly confusing. However, Joaquín Maroto has revealed the feeling in the Valdebebas offices regarding the figure of the Reggiolo coach during his intervention on Cadena SER this very night. "Ancelotti is going to finish the season because Real Madrid is not going to change coaches in the month of April", states the deputy director of As about this saga.

Not in vain, the white club is playing for the first treble in its history in the next three weeks. In addition to the tough fight for the LaLiga leadership, the quarterfinals against Arsenal and the Copa del Rey final will be played this month. Joaquín Maroto is very clear: "I don't think he continues because I'm explaining that, in my opinion, it's not a matter of results".

Even if Carlo Ancelotti were to achieve that treble, his tenure as Real Madrid's coach would have come to an end with the conclusion of the current season. "It's something much deeper, it's about locker room management, about yesterday's penalty, about Endrick or Güler...", Joaquín Maroto reviews all the controversies surrounding Ancelotti. "There are more things besides the results", the As journalist recalls, "because logically the results...".

Determining Factors

"Madrid is required to be in the mix, to be in a position to win all the titles and not to resign from competitions in the month of February. That hasn't happened to Ancelotti", Joaquín Maroto recalls, "but then there are a series of managements where it's clearly seen that he's been disoriented for some time", the journalist concludes.

When they recall Carlo Ancelotti's "service record", Joaquín Maroto makes it clear that "Real Madrid is not an NGO. By that rule of three, then Miguel Muñoz would still be there if he were alive", the As journalist concludes. Joaquín Maroto warns that Carlo Ancelotti's tenure as Real Madrid's coach is quickly approaching its end due to various tactical and technical issues in his work as a coach.

Although the team has the option to win its first treble in history, the way it has reached that stage generates discontent in the white hierarchy. The "wear and tear" naturally associated with the position of Real Madrid's coach would be one of the reasons why Carlo Ancelotti is rushing his final months at the helm of the home bench.

According to Joaquín Maroto, director of Communications for Real Madrid during Florentino Pérez's first presidency, Carlo Ancelotti's time will end at the conclusion of the current soccer season. It remains to be seen what the plans of the merengue bosses are for a Club World Cup that kicks off on June 13, 2025, when the Reggiolo coach still has a contract.