Ancelotti danced, but Madrid already turned the page 1:10
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Carlo Ancelotti is on the verge of one more title: the 2022 Champions League. Although he has already won this trophy as a player and coach, he wants to repeat the feat, now (once again) at the helm from Real Madrid.
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The Italian manager has won it all at club level.
His most recent achievement was the LaLiga championship, which meant the 35th title for Madrid in the Spanish league.
He got it in his first season back with the meringues (something he was unable to achieve in his initial stage between 2013 and 2015), so it can be said that his impact on the team was immediate.
And, with obtaining this league, Ancelotti added another record to his coaching career: he is the only technical director who has won the national leagues of the five main competitions in Europe (Italy, England, France, Germany and Spain).
Carlo Ancelotti and his feat as a coach 1:49
Prior to this title, Ancelotti has an extensive list of other championships.
Here we tell you more about the career and life in general of the Real Madrid coach.
Carlo Ancelotti Facts
personal
Date of birth:
June 10, 1959, according to the specialized site Transfermarkt.
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Place of birth:
Reggiolo, Italy.
Age:
62 years.
Family:
According to Vanity Fair, Luisa Gibelline was his first wife (from 1983 to 2008).
Gibelline, who passed away in May 2021, and Ancelloti met the same year they got married when he was playing for Roma and she was a fan of the club (and sports in general).
With her he had two children: Katia Ancelotti (1984) and Davide Ancelotti (1989).
The first has worked as a journalist and as a professional in the fashion sector;
while the second has focused on the sports technical direction and is the right hand of his father.
Mariann Barrena McClay is his second and current wife.
He married her in 2014. She is a business woman and they met when Ancelotti was at Chelsea.
Ancelotti titles as a footballer
According to Transfermarkt, Carlo Ancelotti's career as a professional soccer player began at Parma in Italy in 1976 and ended at Milan in the same country in 1992.
In that time, indicates the coach's official website, he won 14 titles in the 16 seasons he played.
Rome:
Italian Serie A Champion (1982)
Italian Cup Champion (1980, 1981, 1984 and 1986)
Milan:
Series A Champion (1988 and 1992)
Italian Super Cup Champion (1988)
Champion of the Champions League (1989 and 1990)
Champion of the European Super Cup (1989 and 1990)
Intercontinental Cup Champion (1989 and 1990)
Ancelotti's titles as coach
His website mentions that he began his career in 1992 as an assistant to Arrigo Sacchi on the Italian national team.
This experience leaves him with a bitter (but very meritorious) second place in the 1994 World Cup in the United States.
Since then, Ancelotti has won 22 titles in 23 finals played, all this over a 26-season career as coach.
Juventus:
Intertoto Cup Champion (2000)
Milan:
Champion of the Champions League (2003 and 2007)
Italian Cup Champion (2003)
Series A Champion (2004)
Italian Super Cup Champion (2004)
Champion of the European Super Cup (2004 and 2008)
Club World Cup Champion (2008)
Chelsea:
Community Shield Champion (2010)
Premier League Champion (2010)
FA Cup Winner (2010)
PSG:
Ligue1 Champion (2013)
Real Madrid:
Champion of the Champions League (2014)
King's Cup Champion (2014)
Champion of the European Super Cup (2014)
Club World Champion (2014)
Bayern Munich:
German Super Cup Champion (2016)
Bundesliga champion (2017)
German Super Cup Champion (2017)
Second stage with Real Madrid:
Champion of the Spanish Super Cup (2022)
LaLiga Champion (2022)
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