Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti has stated that the upcoming El Clásico will be the last match of the season for his team, as Barcelona will not be participating in the Club World Cup. According to Ancelotti, this is due to Barcelona not being at the tournament. The news comes as Ancelotti is set to leave his position as Real Madrid manager, with reports suggesting he will take up the role of head coach of the Brazil national team. Ancelotti’s future had been a topic of discussion in recent weeks, with his exit from Real Madrid being seen as a prerequisite for his move to Brazil.
Ancelotti’s Future Plans
Ancelotti’s statement about the El Clásico comes as his tenure at Real Madrid is coming to an end, with a reported exit date after the match against Barcelona. As per the latest news, Ancelotti is expected to take up the Brazil job, with his agent and the Brazilian football federation reportedly having agreed on the terms, according to some sources. As manager of Real Madrid, Ancelotti has been in charge of the team’s overall strategy and performance, making key decisions on player selection and tactics.
El Clásico Match
The El Clásico match is a highly-anticipated fixture between Real Madrid and Barcelona, with both teams being closely followed by fans worldwide. As the last match of the season for Real Madrid, it will be a significant game for the team, with Ancelotti looking to end his tenure on a high note.