Veteran Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti celebrates his 62nd birthday today, Thursday, June 10, as he was born on the same day in 1959 in Red Gogo, Italy.
The official account of the Spanish Real Madrid team was keen to congratulate its coach, who took over the leadership of Al-Maringi a few days ago in a new state, and Ancelotti is considered one of the most successful coaches in the world, as he achieved during his career 20 different titles with the clubs he trained, namely Chelsea, Milan, Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich and Real Madrid.
The titles Ancelotti has won are the Champions League three times - the Club World Cup twice - the European Super Cup twice - the Italian League once - the English Premier League once - the French League once - the German League once.
Carlo Ancelotti, who led Real Madrid to win the Champions League for the tenth time in its history in 2014, confirmed that the time he spent with the White Club between 2013 and 2015 was an "unforgettable" experience and that when he won the Champions League it was like " Mad" for the white club, and Ancelotti told Sky Sports: "I think that as a coach you have to train Real Madrid once in your life, I spent two years there and it was an unforgettable experience because I think Madrid is the best club in the world because of its image abroad."
"Everywhere you go, in every country there are people who want to see you, who want to support the team, he has great management, a great training ground and an amazing team when you arrived."
Among the titles that Ancelotti won with Real Madrid, the tenth European Champions League at the expense of Atletico Madrid in Lisbon.
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