Italian specialist Carlo Angelello has returned to the helm of the Spanish football club Real in Madrid, the team informs.
A contract with a 61-year-old specialist has been concluded for the next three seasons. He will replace Zinedin Zidane, who decided not to continue working at the wheel of Real. Ancheloti’s Real team previously ran for two seasons from 2013 to 2015. Under his leadership, Real returned to the throne of the European Champion after a 12-year break, triumphing in the 2013/2014 UEFA Champions League.
He won four titles with the Italian coach “Real”. In addition to the Champions League trophy, the Royal Club also won the Spanish Cup, winning the UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA World Club Cup. Ancheloti also set a club record in the first 100 games – an Italian that reached 78 with nitrogen.
After working for Real, Angelo led the Bayern and Naples teams in Munich for the season, but for the previous two seasons he was at the helm of Liverpool’s Everton. During this time he became the German champion. During his career, he has three UEFA Champions League trophies – two with AC Milan and one with Real Madrid.
In the 2009/2010 season, he took London Chelsea to victory in the English Football Association (FA) Cup and local championship, but was dismissed the following season. He has also won the Italian championship with AC Milan, doing the same in France with Saint-Germain (PSG) in Paris and in Germany with Bayern Munich.
Angelo has also steered Turin’s Juventus, Parma and Reggiana teams. During his football career, the former midfielder of Angelo became the Italian champion three times. Real Madrid settled for silver in the Spanish Championship this season, but did not win the semifinals in the UEFA Champions League.
