In a recent statement, Carlo Ancelotti dismissed rumors surrounding potential Real Madrid summer signings for the upcoming transfer window. Despite speculation linking the club with several high-profile players, including Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool, the renowned manager confirmed that the club is not yet focusing on transfers.
According to Ancelotti, Real Madrid typically reserves transfer decisions until after the conclusion of the current season. This statement comes amid growing speculation about possible deals for players such as Dean Huijsen, William Saliba, and Martin Zubimendi. While these names have dominated transfer talks, Ancelotti insists that any decisions regarding signings will be made once the season concludes.
Carlo Ancelotti on Real Madrid’s Transfer Plans for 2025:
Ancelotti emphasized, “We’ve never thought about signings during the season here. The club always thinks about signings at the end of the season.” This stance reflects Real Madrid’s usual approach to transfers, which tends to focus on planning for the future after the current campaign has finished.
Injuries and Pressures: Ancelotti’s Future at Real Madrid
Ancelotti was also asked about his future at the club and the possibility of a revenge-filled comeback after injuries derailed Real Madrid’s plans this season. The veteran coach responded calmly, stating, “Honestly, I have no need for revenge against anyone or anything. I love this bench. I loved it the first time, I’m loving the second time. I hope this continues as long as possible.”
Regarding the pressure, Ancelotti noted, “The club is aware that this has been a more complicated year than the last. Together, we handle the difficulties.” Despite facing mounting expectations, Ancelotti remains confident, stating that stress is a source of energy for him.
Mistakes and Reflections on Real Madrid’s Performance
Ancelotti also acknowledged the mistakes made during the season. “It could have been done better, it could have been done better,” he admitted. However, he maintains that such evaluations should be left until after the season ends, hoping that any missteps will eventually fade into the background.
Xabi Alonso’s Potential Move and Ancelotti’s Real Madrid Legacy
Amid speculation about Ancelotti’s future, it was confirmed that Xabi Alonso, a potential successor, would be allowed to leave Bayer Leverkusen for Real Madrid. Despite this, Ancelotti’s future at the club could still be decided by how the season ends. A Copa del Rey and La Liga double could open the door for Ancelotti’s continued tenure at the club.
