Real Madrid supervisor Carlo Ancelotti has denied any rift with the membership following their Champions League exit, asserting that discussions about his future will solely happen on the finish of the season.
Los Blancos had been eradicated from Europe after a 5-1 combination defeat to Arsenal, with the Gunners securing a 2-1 victory on the Bernabeu on Wednesday.
Ancelotti, whose contract runs via 2026, has confronted elevated scrutiny amid Real Madrid’s La Liga struggles, with the membership trailing Barcelona forward of subsequent weekend’s Copa del Rey ultimate towards their rivals.
The 65-year-old, nonetheless, maintains it’s business as standard as Real Madrid prepares for Sunday’s league sport towards Athletic Bilbao.
“Whoever is talking about a clash with the club or the president isn’t telling the truth,” Ancelotti mentioned at a press convention.
“The truth is that these are the moments when the president shows me the greatest support – more so than when we are winning.”
“This is the reality of the world we live in, where everything is questioned all the time.”
Ancelotti added: “I have spoken to the club and the players, and we are all on the same page as far as fighting for the titles that are still on the table.”
“We are all hurting, as are the fans, after being knocked out of such an important competition where the club has enjoyed great success in recent years. But these things happen in football. You can’t win all the time.”
“There is no conflict of any kind with the club, and there never has been, because we are all in the same boat – through the good and the bad.”
“We have never had, and will never have, any kind of conflict. To say there has been a clash between the club and myself is not the case and is lying to people.”
Ancelotti has once more been linked with the Brazil nationwide job however confused there was “nothing to be said about it” for the time being as he stays totally centered on the Bernabeu.
“Anything can happen. We have to make an assessment for the future at the end of the campaign, or whenever it comes to a close,” Ancelotti mentioned.
“We are still competing for big trophies. We are in the fight for La Liga, we are in the Copa final next week, and then we have our first Club World Cup in June.”
“Discussing this now isn’t appropriate. Of course, we will discuss it at the end of the season. I don’t want to talk about my future now.”
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