Ancelotti's Future Uncertain After Real Madrid's UCL Exit

Following Real Madrid's Champions League quarterfinal exit to Arsenal, manager Carlo Ancelotti admitted uncertainty about his future at the club, stating that his tenure could end at any time depending on the club's decision. Despite his contract running until 2026 and having won the competition five times, Ancelotti acknowledged that this could have been his last Champions League match with Madrid. He emphasized gratitude towards the club regardless of what happens next, repeatedly noting he has not thought about resigning and feels focused on the remainder of the season. Ancelotti conceded that Arsenal deserved their win and highlighted the challenges posed by injuries and a demanding fixture schedule, as Madrid remain in the hunt for La Liga and have upcoming matches in the Copa del Rey final and the Club World Cup. Reports have also linked Ancelotti to a potential future role with Brazil's national team, though he dismissed speculation about his immediate plans. The Italian stressed his commitment to preparing the team for upcoming domestic competitions while leaving his long-term future open-ended.