Carlo Ancelotti is expected to leave Real Madrid after the Copa del Rey final on April 26

 






  • The X post by Sky Sports announces Carlo Ancelotti’s expected departure from Real Madrid after the Copa del Rey final on April 26, 2025, following a 5-1 aggregate loss to Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League, marking a significant setback for the club historically dominant in the competition.
  • The image shows Ancelotti on a training field, likely during a Real Madrid session, with players in light blue jackets, reflecting a moment of preparation amidst a challenging season where Real Madrid also trails Barcelona by four points in La Liga with seven games left.
  • Ancelotti’s exit rumors are fueled by Brazil’s interest in appointing him as their head coach, with a Brazilian businessman, Diego Fernandes, reportedly brokering the deal, highlighting the strategic efforts of the Brazilian Football Federation to secure the experienced manage

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