Real Madrid won the UEFA Champions League for the 15th time after beating Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in the final at the Wembley Stadium. The Los Blancos once again showed their class and consistency in the UCL competition as they have the most European trophy in the history of the game. Carlo Ancelotti yet again proved that injuries for a club are never an excuse as he did it without having a proper striker.
The Italian manager previously celebrated in his iconic style in the open bus parade after they won the 36th La Liga title. Since he joined the Spanish club for his second stint, he has changed the dynamics of the club and defeated the clubs against the odds. After winning on the weekend he achieved a new milestone, becoming the first manager in history to win the UCL trophy five times.
After the famous achievement of the 64-year-old manager, former Madrid manager Jose Mourinho who was there in the game as a football pundit dropped his comments about Ancelotti. Mourinho believes the mind processes of both players and managers amid such a big event, quiet updates on his management future have been exceptional. Despite leaving rumours of the Italian manager, the management will keep the coach for further seasons.
He’s not a social media coach, he’s a proper coach: Jose Mourinho
Mourinho said on TNT Sports, "He’s not a social media coach, he’s a proper coach. He comes from a meritocracy. Go to his office and see how many medals. This is Real Madrid, they can be humble. Sometimes it can be hard for the big clubs to have that humbleness. When they played against Man City, to beat them, they had to change their philosophy. Ask Real Madrid fans if they were happy to change their philosophy."
The club has already made the signing of Kylian Mbappe as confirmed by Fabrizio Romano on Sunday, with the French superstar's announcement set to be made in the upcoming week. He will be away in Germany for the UEFA Euro 2024 which is scheduled to take place on 15th June.
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Jose Mourinho comments after Carlo Ancelotti achieves new milestone after winning UCL
The Italian manager previously celebrated his iconic style in the open bus parade after they won the 36th La Liga title. Since he joined the Spanish club for his second stint, he has changed the dynamics of the club.
Real Madrid won the UEFA Champions League for the 15th time after beating Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in the final at the Wembley Stadium. The Los Blancos once again showed their class and consistency in the UCL competition as they have the most European trophy in the history of the game. Carlo Ancelotti yet again proved that injuries for a club are never an excuse as he did it without having a proper striker.
The Italian manager previously celebrated in his iconic style in the open bus parade after they won the 36th La Liga title. Since he joined the Spanish club for his second stint, he has changed the dynamics of the club and defeated the clubs against the odds. After winning on the weekend he achieved a new milestone, becoming the first manager in history to win the UCL trophy five times.
After the famous achievement of the 64-year-old manager, former Madrid manager Jose Mourinho who was there in the game as a football pundit dropped his comments about Ancelotti. Mourinho believes the mind processes of both players and managers amid such a big event, quiet updates on his management future have been exceptional. Despite leaving rumours of the Italian manager, the management will keep the coach for further seasons.
He’s not a social media coach, he’s a proper coach: Jose Mourinho
Mourinho said on TNT Sports, "He’s not a social media coach, he’s a proper coach. He comes from a meritocracy. Go to his office and see how many medals. This is Real Madrid, they can be humble. Sometimes it can be hard for the big clubs to have that humbleness. When they played against Man City, to beat them, they had to change their philosophy. Ask Real Madrid fans if they were happy to change their philosophy."
The club has already made the signing of Kylian Mbappe as confirmed by Fabrizio Romano on Sunday, with the French superstar's announcement set to be made in the upcoming week. He will be away in Germany for the UEFA Euro 2024 which is scheduled to take place on 15th June.