Carlo Ancelotti makes Real Madrid history during Champions League victory over Manchester City

Carlo Ancelotti has cemented his legacy as one of Real Madrid’s greatest managers, winning 15 major trophies across two spells at the club.

With two titles already this season, he remains eager to add more before his expected departure in the summer or next year.

Despite speculation about his future, Ancelotti has the full backing of club president Florentino Pérez. Though linked with a return to Italy, he has stated that he plans to retire after leaving Madrid.

This week, Ancelotti broke another club record, surpassing Miguel Muñoz with 72 Champions League matches managed for Real Madrid. Reflecting on this milestone, he expressed pride in the unforgettable games, including finals and historic comebacks.

With three Champions League titles already at Madrid, he is determined to win another, and with Los Blancos in a strong position after a 3-2 win over Manchester City, this season could add another European triumph to his illustrious career.