PSG, Ancelotti’s strange response

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By: Manu Tournoux

Ancelotti closes the door to Mbappé

Asked about the favorites for the Champions League, Carlo Ancelotti cited his Real Madrid and Barça alongside Manchester City and Bayern.

Is Carlo Ancelotti still interested in news from PSG, one of his former clubs? If the Rouge et Bleu have lost superstars Lionel Messi and Neymar, the team now led by Luis Enrique is now much stronger collectively and the Champions League defeat against Newcastle (4-1) does not symbolize the new face of the team .

Asked about the favorites for the coronation in the LDC (by Gazzetta di Parma), the Real Madrid coach mentioned his Merengues, Barça (although not very brilliant this season), the two superpowers that are Manchester City and Bayern, but not PSG.

Originally from Emilia-Romagna and trained in Parma as a player, the 64-year-old technician returned to his region on Wednesday to receive an honorary title of doctor given by the University of Parma.

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