Ancelotti Eyes Brazil Job; Saka Returns for Arsenal

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly reconsidering his commitment to the club amid interest from Brazil following their sacking of manager Dorival Junior, with Al-Hilal manager Jorge Jesus also a contender. Ancelotti, who previously expressed a desire to remain until 2029, is now open to exploring other options due to the demanding schedule and internal club dynamics, including his son Davide Ancelotti's departure plans. Meanwhile, Arsenal's Bukayo Saka is set to return against Fulham after a three-month injury hiatus, which manager Mikel Arteta describes as a massive boost for the team's Premier League and Champions League campaigns. Arsenal currently trails Liverpool by 12 points but remains in contention for the Champions League, facing Real Madrid soon. Saka's return is anticipated to enhance Arsenal's attacking capabilities significantly, as he has been a pivotal player with nine goals and ten assists this season despite his absence.