There Is Already a Date for the 'Separation' Between Ancelotti and Madrid, Earlier than Expected

The white team intends to completely change the structure of their squad for the next season. In this regard, it seems that even in the coaching sector, they will also have a considerable change for the next term. For this, Ancelotti's departure is one of the top priorities of the white institution.

In this regard, it seems that the departure of the Italian coach Carlos Ancelotti already has a date to take place. According to the most recent information, this would take place between May 14 and 24 or 25. This is because the matches against Mallorca and Real Sociedad will be held, where they can bid him farewell at Bernabéu.

With this in mind, it's practically a matter of time before these separations can take place and, in this way, think about the next campaign. Of course, with a farewell worthy of a legendary coach like Ancelotti, who leaves as one of the most successful in the club.

Already Has a Date to Leave

Ancelotti has been vital in this second stage to revive a Real Madrid that, after Cristiano Ronaldo's departure, seemed weak. However, after 4 years in charge, he has shown that he can't contribute much more to the merengue institution and, therefore, he has to move on to another project.

There is talk of the possibility of him becoming the coach of the Brazilian national team for the 2026 World Cup. It's a perfect opportunity to have a bit more rest from all the pressure of Real Madrid and continue in the soccer field.

For these previously mentioned dates, it could be his farewell, to give him a grand tribute at Bernabéu. Additionally,he would end up leaving with 15 titles from the white team, including three Champions, three Club World Cups, and three European Super Cups.

A Farewell for the Legend

Without a doubt, his departure from the white team, despite being somewhat rushed, will be with the respect and affection of an entire fanbase. A coach who will leave his place for future projects and with a possible coach for the future of the club and soccer itself.