Ancelotti Speaks On Chelsea Boss Boehly’s Move Despite Refusal To Leave Real Madrid

“I want to clarify my situation. I said I don’t wish to discuss it and I said so in Spain. I have a contract until 2024 and I would like to stay at Real Madrid,” said Ancelotti.

He added, “Chelsea are on a tough run, and we have to play as well as possible tomorrow. It could be a huge opportunity to turn the situation around, and we have to consider that to ensure we give our best tomorrow.”

Ancelotti’s comments come amidst Chelsea’s search for a new manager following the dismissal of Frank Lampard earlier this season.

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However, Ancelotti has shut down any talks of a potential move to the London club, where he previously managed between 2009 and 2011, winning the Premier League and FA Cup double in his first season.

Meanwhile, Ancelotti also shared his views on Chelsea Chairman Todd Boehly addressing the players immediately after their defeat to Brighton.

Ancelotti believes such an approach could motivate the players to perform better, saying, “If the president came down after every game, I’d be pleased.

“He has the right to know the decisions the coach is making. It’s within the club’s rights to know what’s happening.”