Real Madrid Losing Faith in Ancelotti As Spanish Champions Get Set to Sack Italian Manager

• Carlo Ancelotti stares his uncertain future in the eye following Real Madrid’s subpar run of recent form
• Ancelotti risks losing his job as Real Madrid manager if he does not win the FIFA Club World Cup
• Los Blancos recently lost the Spanish Super Cup to Barcelona and are eight points behind the Catalan giants in La Liga

Carlo Ancelotti’s second stint as Real Madrid manager could be coming to an end soon if the Italian manager does not turn around the club’s recent poor form.

Real Madrid has suffered a dip in form since after the World Cup, dropping eights points behind Barcelona in the race for the La Liga title this season.

According to Madrid Universal, Ancelotti runs the risk of being sacked if he fails to win the FIFA Club World Cup this weekend as the Spanish giants arrive in Morocco for the competition.

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The Real Madrid hierarchy are reportedly losing faith in the veteran tactician who won the La Liga and UEFA Champions League with Los Blancos last season.

Real Madrid will take on Egyptian giants Al Ahly in the Club World Cup semi-final scheduled for the city of Rabat on Thursday, February 8.

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Meanwhile, Carlo Ancelotti’s task to win the FIFA Club World Cup has been made a lot more difficult following the injuries suffered by key players ahead of the competition.

The Spanish giants will be without several key players like Karim Benzema, David Alaba, Ferland Mendy, and Daniel Carvajal for their semi-final against Al Ahly, Goal reports

Ancelotti will hope to utilize winning the Club World Cup to galvanize his team back to top form after stuttering in La Liga in their recent matches.

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Ancelotti angry at fixture congestion

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Carlo Ancelotti is furious with the organizers of football competitions, with the veteran manager wanting something done about the fixture congestion in the sport.

The Real Madrid boss has seen his side compete in at least four competitions concurrently this season, leading to his players in action every midweek.

Ancelotti - who is set to lead Real Madrid to the FIFA Club World Cup next week - has now warned football organisers that players are likely to burn out soon.