Real Madrid: Ancelotti in Brazil? Carvajal puts the pressure on!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Real Madrid: Ancelotti in Brazil? Carvajal puts the pressure on!

The Real Madrid right-back has called for the contract extension of his coach Carlo Ancelotti.

Strongly announced at the head of the Brazilian selection since the departure of Tite, Carlo Ancelotti could well continue the adventure at Real Madrid.

Dani Carvajal, the right side of the Merengue, declared at a press conference this Tuesday, before the Champions League match against Naples, that he would like to see the Italian technician, under contract until June 2024, stay at home White.

“There are few coaches who can do better than Carlo at Real Madrid,” explained the Spaniard. He never stops reinventing himself and analyzing his matches. For me, he can stay as many years as he wants. »

And added: “We all know the world of coaches, and if it were up to me, I would extend it tomorrow,” Carvajal declared.

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Manu Tournoux

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