Real Madrid finished the La Liga title race on Saturday with a 4-0 win over Espanyol, ensuring Carlo Ancelotti became the first manager in history to win all five of Europe’s top leagues.
The Italian coach failed to win the league title during his time at the Santiago Bernabeu but has led them to praise the country for his first season back in the head.
After failing to win Serie A in his native Italy during his formative years as a manager with Reggiana, Parma, and Juventus, Ancelotti finally took his first league title in 2004 with AC Milan with 82 points from 34 games.
Ancelotti left Milan in 2009 to win the league title alone and joined Chelsea that summer. The Blues won the Premier League in their first season with the club, becoming the first team in the English Premier League to break 100 goals since Tottenham in 1962/63.
While a popular figure at Chelsea, Ancelotti was sacked at the end of his second season after a disappointing campaign failed to achieve his first.
He then spent six months out of work before becoming the new manager of Paris Saint-Germain, and although he could not save their 2011/12 title challenge, he guided them to Ligue 1 glory the following year before Real Madrid arrived. for the first time.
Ancelotti became Real Madrid’s last ever Champions League winner – ‘La Decima’ – but was knocked out of La Liga by Atletico Madrid that season, and then Barcelona before leaving Spain in 2015.
After a season out of the game, Ancelotti joined Bayern Munich in 2016 and advanced to the Bundesliga stage with his full season only in Bavaria.
Between Napoli and Everton followed Ancelotti’s call-up to replace former coach Zinedine Zidane at the Bernabeu, and he has now won his first home title in five years, making his name in history as the first manager to end Europe. an elite football collection of league titles.
