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Carlo Ancelotti still has that in him. And with Real Madrid, he proved it this season. Flying over La Liga, the Merengues also won the Spanish Super Cup by crushing FC Barcelona in the final (4-1). In two weeks, the Madrid club will also have the opportunity to offer themselves a memorable treble by winning the Champions League against Borussia Dortmund. A fantastic season which bears the stamp of the Italian technician who was able to still rely on his heroic veterans Toni Kroos and Luka Modrić.
While the German proved that he still had several years left in his legs as a permanent Real starter, the Croatian was relegated to the bench but remains a world-class player. For all these reasons, the two executives of the Iberian team should extend. In any case, this is what Ancelotti confirmed this Saturday at a press conference: “I am always optimistic, we think about the final, the rest is secondary. And nothing more, we will talk about the future after the final.» You will have understood, optimism reigns in Madrid.
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