I Might Have To Accept Sergio Ramos’ Departure – Ancelotti

Ex Everton manager, Carlo Ancelotti has come out to say that he had zero doubts about returning to Real Madrid. Carlo, however, hinted that he might have to accept the departure of captain Sergio Ramos.

According to him, even if a Real Madrid without Carlo seems impossible, a Real without Ancelotti felt the same as well, but it happened.

Ancelotti added that he is yet to discuss summer signings or his coaching staff with president Florentino Perez, and he is currently taking it one day at a time.

His words, “I saw the president earlier, we spoke for a little while, it was all very fast,”

“We haven’t had time to talk. We’ll start to work in the next few days. I just thanked the president, being here is very important for me.”

“I think the squad is very good. There’s a mix of players with experience — [Toni] Kroos, [Luka Modric, Ramos, Bale, [Karim] Benzema — and young players with quality: Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo, [Federico] Valverde… the squad is big, we’ll have to reduce it a bit.”

“I’ve just arrived, I have to talk with the club about all that,” he said. “I never imagined a Real Madrid without Ancelotti, and it happened. We all have to accept it… I know all the players well, it’s good to return and work with them and Sergio Ramos is one of them.”

“He’s been fundamental to all the successes the club has had. He’s talking about his renewal but as I say, until yesterday I was in Liverpool. When I know the details we can talk more openly.”