From the second millennium to the champion coach, from the backstabber to the master tactician, Ancelotti is unparalleled in the world

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2024-05-05 21:43Published in Sichuan

It was only a matter of time before Real Madrid won the La Liga title this season, and everyone except Barcelona, who were still living in self-delusion, believed that Real Madrid's La Liga title would not run.

In the 34th round of La Liga, Barcelona collapsed in the second half and lost 2-4 to Girona.

This is the second La Liga title won by Carlo Ancelotti after regaining the whip of Real Madrid, and the veteran coach has also become the coach who has won the most La Liga titles since Florentino returned to the helm of Real Madrid. At this point, Ancelotti can finally "talk about the old man and be a teenager", "the mountain is the peak, I am the peak".

In fact, Ancelotti's coaching experience is more like an inspirational documentary, the midfielder of the Milan dynasty era, according to the tradition of "Milan out of the manager", Ancelotti's coaching talent is known to the world is to bring the peerless Parma team to the position of Serie A runner-up in the 1996/97 season, and in the 1998/99 season to succeed Lippi as the manager of Juve.

After 3 years of coaching Juventus, Ancelotti led the team to win the Serie A runner-up twice, but it created the most painful final round loss in the century-old history of the Serie A class, and he also got a rather unfortunate nickname - the second millennium.

In despair, Carlo Ancelotti picked up the whip of Milan – the pinnacle of his career. In the 2002/03 season, Ancelotti led the Rossoneri back to the top of Europe after nine years, becoming another legend after Beckenbauer and Cruyff who won the Champions League in both the player and coach era.

Ancelotti then went one step further and led Milan to the 2003/04 Serie A title, completely removing the hat of the second millennium. However, another bad luck in Ancelotti's coaching career quietly came at this time.

In the quarter-finals of the 2003/04 Champions League, Milan defeated Deportivo La Coruna 4-1 at home in the first leg, and one foot has already entered the semi-finals. But in the second leg away, Milan was beaten 4-0 by Deportivo La Coruna and went out miserably. In the 2004/05 Champions League final, Milan led 3-0 in the first half, and was scored three goals in a row by Liverpool in the second half, and lost the championship in a penalty shootout, becoming the strongest background board in the history of the Champions League - Istanbul Miracle.

Although Carlo Ancelotti led Milan to revenge on Liverpool in the 2006/07 Champions League final, the Istanbul miracle was a nightmare that was a lingering stain on Ancelotti.

Carlo Ancelotti was behind Milan's decline, and he went on to the Premier League and Ligue 1, leading Chelsea to the Premier League and Ligue 1 titles, but neither escaped his dismissal. It wasn't until the summer of 2013 that he received an invitation from Florentino to succeed Jose Mourinho as Real Madrid's manager.

With Mourinho's team, Carlo Ancelotti showed that he was a master tactician, and Real Madrid struggled to reach the top of the Champions League in 2013/14. Unfortunately, the cowardly side of Ancelotti's personality eventually led him to suffer the fate of being fired again.

In the 2014/15 season, Real Madrid became a strong crossbow after singing all the way, and Ancelotti became the backstabber because he did not rotate due to death. After being ruthlessly sacked by Florentino, Carlo Ancelotti went back to Bayern Munich and comfortably led Bayern to the Bundesliga title, but was once again disgraced by the mess in the dressing room.

At this point, everyone thought that Carlo Ancelotti's coaching career was coming to an end, and that he could only show his talent at Napoli and Everton.

There will always be a twist in fate. In the summer of 2021, when Zidane insisted on leaving again, the guilty Florentino once again extended an olive branch to Ancelotti. Ancelotti did not hesitate and accepted the challenge to take charge of Real Madrid for the second time.

In the 2021/22 season, Carlo Ancelotti really gave people a glimpse of his talent, as he commanded the old and young Real Madrid to successfully stand on the top of Europe and win the La Liga title that season, becoming the first manager in football to collect the five major league trophies.

This season, Carlo Ancelotti has led the team to the La Liga title again and is likely to lead the team to the Champions League again. From the second millennium to the champion coach, from the backstabber to the master tactician, Carlo Ancelotti has redefined what it means to be number one in the world.

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