Carlo Ancelotti has admitted he could leave Real Madrid after their Copa del Rey final loss, with Brazil’s national team increasingly confident of signing him.
- Real Madrid lost 3-2 to Barcelona in a fiery Copa del Rey final.
- Ancelotti, for the first time, suggested he may not stay at Madrid.
- Brazil has emissaries in Spain, pushing to secure him this summer.
- Saudi Arabia is also making a move to appoint Ancelotti as manager.
- Xabi Alonso remains Madrid’s top option if Ancelotti leaves.
It’s rare to hear Ancelotti sound uncertain, but Saturday’s defeat shook something loose. His calm "we will see" hides growing pressure from both inside and outside Madrid. Brazil’s charm offensive and Saudi Arabia’s big-money interest have made his future less about loyalty, and more about timing — and pride.
Ancelotti says talks will happen “in the next weeks”. Will he walk away from Madrid — or will a trophy save him yet?
