Ancelotti rules out United job
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Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti insists he has no intention of leaving "the best team in the world" after being linked with the vacant hot seat at Manchester United.
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti insists he has no intention of leaving "the best team in the world" after being linked with the vacant hot seat at Manchester United.
The Italian tactician is just one of the names to have been thrown into the proverbial hat following David Moyes' unceremonious sacking at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
However, former Chelsea boss Ancelotti insists he is not considering any departure from the Santiago Bernabeu, ruling himself of a potential return to the Premier League.
"This happens every year and I always say the same thing. I'm lucky to coach the best team in the world," Ancelotti said.
"I respect Manchester United a lot. I was disappointed for what happened to David Moyes but my place at the moment is here."
Ancelotti's side have already tasted cup glory this season, having lifted the Copa del Rey trophy earlier this month, while they take a 1-0 advantage with them into the second leg of their Champions League semi-final away to holders Bayern Munich on Tuesday.
However, the side are currently the outsiders for the La Liga title, with the Galacticos currently third in the standings, six points behind leaders Atletico Madrid, but with a game in hand.
The Italian tactician is just one of the names to have been thrown into the proverbial hat following David Moyes' unceremonious sacking at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
However, former Chelsea boss Ancelotti insists he is not considering any departure from the Santiago Bernabeu, ruling himself of a potential return to the Premier League.
"This happens every year and I always say the same thing. I'm lucky to coach the best team in the world," Ancelotti said.
"I respect Manchester United a lot. I was disappointed for what happened to David Moyes but my place at the moment is here."
Ancelotti's side have already tasted cup glory this season, having lifted the Copa del Rey trophy earlier this month, while they take a 1-0 advantage with them into the second leg of their Champions League semi-final away to holders Bayern Munich on Tuesday.
However, the side are currently the outsiders for the La Liga title, with the Galacticos currently third in the standings, six points behind leaders Atletico Madrid, but with a game in hand.
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