Luka Modric is leaving with an old acquaintance, imminent decision about his future

Davide Ancelotti is very close to starting his first adventure as a head coach. After years working alongside his father, the Italian has decided to set out on his own path and not join him in his new challenge with Brazil. After sharing the bench at clubs like Bayern Munich, Napoli, Everton, and Real Madrid, Davide is ready to go solo.

Scottish Rangers appear to be the club best positioned to secure his services and give him the opportunity he has long desired. "Davide, at this moment, has an open negotiation with a European team and I didn't think it was right for him to come here", explained Carlo Ancelotti.

Davide Ancelotti has already begun to take firm steps toward his independence as a coach. At 35 years old and with extensive experience as an assistant at the elite level, Davide is looking to make the leap on his own. However, he wants to do it with a well-defined plan and at an organization that offers him stability.

Luka Modric could meet Davide Ancelotti in Scotland

Davide Ancelotti is very close to becoming the new coach of Rangers, being the main candidate to take over from Barry Ferguson. His decision not to continue alongside his father, Carlo Ancelotti, with the Brazilian national team reinforces his desire to start his career as a head coach independently.

The agreement with the Scottish club is well on track, although the final approval from Rangers executives is still pending. Meanwhile, a surprising name has emerged linked to the project: Luka Modric.

The Croatian, whose contract with Real Madrid ends after the Club World Cup and who will turn 40 in September, is considering the possibility of joining the Glasgow club. His goal would be to stay competitive in Europe to arrive in good shape for the 2026 World Cup.

This move would not only strengthen Rangers on the sporting side, but would also bring enormous experience and leadership to the locker room in an exciting stage with Davide at the helm.