Carlo Ancelotti: Chelsea Legend Hails Real Madrid Coach As Greater Than Ferguson and Guardiola

• Carlo Ancelotti remains one of football’s foremost managers
• Pep Guardiola and Alex Ferguson are also among the sport’s iconic managers
• A Chelsea legend has hailed the Real Madrid gaffer ahead of his peers

Carlo Ancelotti's trajectory in football has been nothing short of remarkable, evolving from a young manager at AC Reggiana in 1995 to becoming one of the most prominent figures in European football.

The 64-year-old manager stands as an iconic coach with a track record and accomplishments that speak volumes about his influence on the sport.

Reports from ESPN highlight the Italian as the sole coach to have secured a league title in each of Europe's top five leagues.

Moreover, his success extends beyond domestic competitions, as he holds the distinction of being the most successful manager in the history of the UEFA Champions League and European Cup, according to Diario AS.

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While Ancelotti's achievements are undeniable, the footballing landscape of success also features coaches such as former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and, more recently, Manchester City's Pep Guardiola.

The debates surrounding the greatest among these managerial giants persist and have been largely fueled by the extensive list of titles each has claimed.

However, amid the ongoing discussions, a Chelsea legend has not minced his words on who his pick is.

Chelsea legend on Ancelotti

Dutch icon Ruud Gullit, who played for Premier League club Chelsea from 1995 to 1998, offered a divisive opinion on the matter.

As reported by Madrid Xtra, Gullit expressed,

"I think Ancelotti is a bit greater than Sir Alex & Pep due to the UCLs he’s won. He’s the King of European success. Both Pep & Sir Alex are a part of history, but let’s look at what Ancelotti has achieved. He’s the King of Kings, better than anyone else."

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While opinions on the greatest manager may vary, it is widely acknowledged that all three managers—Ancelotti, Ferguson, and Guardiola—have rightfully earned their places in the esteemed annals of football history.

Ancelotti named best in the world

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Arsenal head coach, Mikel Arteta loves the achievements of Carlo Ancelotti and has named the Real Madrid manager as the best coach in the world.

Ancelotti has had a successful career in coaching, winning multiple titles across stints with Juventus, AC Milan, Napoli, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid.

The veteran Italian manager has won 25 major titles throughout his career, including four UEFA Champions League trophies and four UEFA Super Cups.