Carlo Ancelotti: Illustrious Career of Legendary Italian Coach, Every Major Managerial Achievement

• Carlo Ancelotti led Real Madrid to a record 15th Champions League title, demonstrating his unrivalled success
• Throughout his illustrious career, the decorated Italian manager has won league titles in Europe’s top five leagues
• His tactical masterclass in the Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund showed his enduring expertise

Real Madrid's seasoned manager, Carlo Ancelotti, has expressed his desire to retire with the La Liga giants after achieving another monumental milestone.

The 64-year-old has solidified his reputation as one of football's most accomplished managers, recently leading Los Blancos to victory in the Champions League.

Ancelotti’s latest triumph came in the form of a 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final on June 1 at Wembley Stadium.

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The win marked his seventh European Cup title, an unprecedented record that cements his status as a true legend in the sport.

Ancelotti’s Champions League journey

The Italian maestro’s journey in the Champions League began with his historic wins at AC Milan. Ancelotti first claimed the trophy as a manager with the Rossoneri in 2003 and 2007. His success continued with Madrid, leading the team to victory in 2014, 2022, and now in 2024. Per Football Italia, Ancelotti’s knack for European success also includes his playing days, having won the European Cup twice with AC Milan in 1989 and 1990.

Breakdown of Ancelotti's managerial achievements

AC Milan

• Serie A
• Coppa Italia
• Supercoppa Italiana
• 2x UEFA Champions League
• 2x UEFA Super Cup
• FIFA Club World Cup

Chelsea

• Premier League
• FA Cup
• FA Community Shield

Paris Saint-Germain

• Ligue 1

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Bayern Munich

• Bundesliga
• 2x DFL Pokal

Real Madrid

• 2x La Liga
• 2x Copa del Rey
• 2x Supercopa de España
• 3x UEFA Champions League
• 2x UEFA Super Cup
• 2x FIFA Club World Cup

In the latest final, Ancelotti’s tactical genius was fully displayed in the second half as Madrid gradually took control of the game. The breakthrough came when Dani Carvajal headed in a Toni Kroos corner in the 74th minute. The goal shifted the momentum entirely in Madrid's favour, and Vinicius Junior's late strike secured the victory, earning Madrid their 15th European Cup.

Ancelotti shows off dance moves

Sports Brief reported that Ancelloti showed his dance moves as Real Madrid celebrated their La Liga win during a street parade.

The day began at Madrid's Community Headquarters, and the Italian opened up on his dream of dancing with Eduardo Camavinga.

In a video shared on social media, the duo showcased their dance moves, soon followed by the entire squad joining in.