The uncertain future of Ancelotti and who would replace him at Real Madrid

Real Madrid has overcome a difficult moment of the season with Carlo Ancelotti at the helm. The Italian coach was questioned after losing the derby and it didn't take long for candidates to emerge to take his place, either immediately or for the next season. The coach ends his contract with Real Madrid in June 2024 and there are many versions about what he will do.

Real Madrid's situation has improved after winning in LaLiga and the Champions League, but doubts still persist about Carlo Ancelotti's future. The Italian coach ends his contract on June 30, 2024 and sounds like the main favorite to lead the Brazil team. However, nothing has been confirmed with the CBF and although there is speculation about a possible verbal agreement, everything is up in the air.

It is not clear whether Ancelotti will continue to lead Real Madrid or leave for Brazil. The Italian coach has a contract until June 30, 2024, but he also has options to be the Brazilian coach. Although there are rumors of a verbal agreement with the CBF, there is nothing official. At Real Madrid there are conflicting opinions about his work and his renewal will depend on what the club's leadership decides.

Ancelotti's future will depend on the results Real Madrid achieves this season. If he does not win any important title, as happened last year, the Italian will most likely say goodbye to the white team. But if he wins the League or the Champions League or even both competitions, it would be difficult for Ancelotti to leave Real Madrid.

Ancelotti's successor at Real Madrid

Madrid fans and Real Madrid are increasingly interested in Xabi Alonso being their future coach. However, Madrid will not have it easy, since other clubs such as Bayern Munich and Liverpool would also have noticed Xabi Alonso. We will have to wait if more things happen in the Italian's management, leading to a definitive decision on his departure from the Spanish club. If so, there is no doubt that he will take the position in the Brazilian National Team.