Carlo's Magic. Why Ancelotti Keeps Winning?

[@mitchconner2021]

Carlo's teams are beautiful to watch. Always calm never getting in a hurry and taking the time to get good chances. Its impressive.

[@knowtheball]

s-t-o-i-c

[@professorb3843]

Not EVERYON though

[@mitchconner2021]

@@professorb3843 Hell some teams can never be helped 🤷‍♂️ His record at other places says Everton wasn't his fault lol

[@gourami7]

No not this, tgis Real team are damn dull

[@zorgvuldiger]

Hmm

[@br4kecheckd]

Carlo makes teams feel like family and they have a feel good factor in the dressing room. Players put their ego aside and play for each other.

[@MohammedMohammed-tj7cc]

He win number 5 UCL today

[@knowtheball]

he did

[@samado228]

5 as a coach and 2 as a player 🤨

[@parvualex5930]

Indeed he did 😂❤

[@jamalkareem958]

and he did 🎉

[@511dydy]

I said it in 2017 when he won bundesliga, and im saying it again. He is the goat and severely underated

[@arturzathas499]

football hasn't yet gone from being an entertainment industry to a money making, trophy collecting one - in the eyes of the beholder of course - for people to mention his name before others. HOWEVER, there is a tactical side to football that many like, though not the mass, that do rate him as high as it is possible. he is not underrated... he just isn't as famous as the others.

[@MoonayMultipliar]

Why did you after he won bundesliga? Im a bayern fan and it wasnt that good a season

[@ppate8]

@@MoonayMultipliar you did not win any CLs under Pep or get to 1 final so you know

[@MoonayMultipliar]

@@ppate8 i know CL was always disappointing with him. But he played much more dominant than carlo did.

[@etoeto6754]

He won it with bayern munchen not some medicre club when he coached everten we could see what type of manager he is

[@oldskoolmusicnostalgia]

He's the last one of a dying breed of coaches. Once he's gone it's all about Pep-and-Klopp clones obsessed with structure, position and pressing. I've been enjoying Ancelotti's work since the early 2000s at Milan and am trying to keep enjoying it while it's still possible. After he's gone, it will be hell.

[@Fakeprophets]

There are coaches, like flicks

[@ABCAizen]

Underrated manager in my opinion. Everyone is always talking about Pep this, Jurgen that, Sir Alex this and Jose that. Ancelotti is rarely mentioned when I look at Football. If Ancelotti wants to stay consistent, he will one day win his 10th champions league with Real Madrid lol.

[@knowtheball]

yeah, Ancelotti is underrated. when people talk about him, it's usually about Madrid being lucky and stuff

[@knaanman7670]

Players always play their best with the Don at the wheel. Vini was the joke of the country before Carlo came back to Madrid.

[@knaanman7670]

Players always play their best with the Don at the wheel. Vini was the joke of the country before Carlo came back to Madrid.

[@MrReese]

Underrated? He is one of the 10 best coaches of all time and the man who won the most CLs as a coach. How can he be underrated?

[@wongwongyuify]

@@MrReesemany people still think Ancelotti is just lucky.

[@battlevain]

Carlo is humble and kind to his players. He creates a great atmosphere to play in and never ever seems to lose his perspective. He wants the best for his players and there is no ego about him.

[@knowtheball]

you chose to speak facts

[@jakab174]

Ancelotti is a man manager, he can bring out the most from people. This is amazing if you have a great team but its not effective if you have a mediocre team. His calmness also very good in high stake matches like UCL but not always good on every sunday. He is great, and players play hard out of love for him and not out of fear.

[@knowtheball]

he's wise

[@oldskoolmusicnostalgia]

I really want to know who are those managers who succeed with mediocre teams. Certainly not Pep Guardiola, for example.

[@jakab174]

@@oldskoolmusicnostalgia True top managers are usually manage top teams, not because they are better managers, because they are probably better at that job. If you were a world class player you can skip some steps on the ladder. Klopp had quite a success with Mainz, than Dortmund (though Dortmund can be considered top team) Mourinho who was almost a nobody started from the bottom, he had crazy run with Porto than he became a top manager. Sir Alex same. Guardiola had a big advantage that he was a world class player and good connections in Barca He retired from playing in 2006 and after one good year in BarcaB where he promoted from 3rd division to 2nd division. He got the chance to manage the first team, he had huge success and than boom "Top manager".

[@nathanhosea489]

@@oldskoolmusicnostalgia Klopp, Mourinho and Fergie for starters

[@deutty871]

Slight correction: Perez did not call him. He called inquiring about players available for sale only to find out Real were looking for a coach. He was the 4th choice! lol. It looks now like a stroke of genius from Perez but Madrid got lucky! Lucky that we got rejected by Allegri and the other top choices.

[@MK12275]

Allegri at Madrid would have been a huge disaster just like Setien with Barca

[@bibauu]

madrid handles rejection very well lol

[@matteoDiRubbo]

“Quite a career” as a player? No shit 😂 I think you forgot to mention he won the UCL two more times as a player with AC Milan

[@AK-forty-seven]

Gotta love the ancelotti prop. I think him being under the radar when it comes to goat coaches is one of the reasons why a lot of coaches fails as coaches. Every coach out there these days wants to be like pep or mou. Where they are the stars of the game rather than the players that actually play. They see a philosophy and think that it's the way of life and stick with it to the end. No wonder why zidane and now xabi are successful and is getting there. While hardcore disciples like ten hag, xavi and v.kompany are failing. They tie themselves to a system that may not fit the players that they currently have and in sport that is constantly evolving. Even the rules changes the game.

[@gourami7]

Xavi won La Liga and Supercoppa and his La Lifa win rate is 69% having had to rebuild Barca with limited funds The club is still in a mess, can hardly call.him a failure

[@AK-forty-seven]

@@gourami7 The fact that it was Madrid and Manchester fans who were sad when he left is enough evidence to prove you otherwise. But then again, even when the evidence is in front of barca fans, the sun might as well always rise from the west for barca fans if ever barcelona fc says so.

[@luislopeztejeda5558]

@@gourami7 limited funds??? bloody hell!!! Barca has spent much more money... the problem is that they spent it badly without a project...

[@bingebinge3722]

Everybody loves Carlo

[@knowtheball]

it's true

[@nevilo1]

Don Carlo: I'm going to defeat you with the power of friendship, and this rise eyebrow I have. PS: When Antonio Rüdiger arrive to madrid, the day before is presentation just 2 hours after the moving to the new house, he was preparig BBQ for lunch to his family, the doorbell rings, Antonio open the door and Don Carlo is there to welcome the new guy. He ends eating lunch with them and spend the afternoon talking and meeting all the family. Rüdiger say never before a coach treat him like this.

[@knowtheball]

have never heard of this fact; it's awesome

[@luislopeztejeda5558]

no wonder why Rudiger is playing like if he were in a school break, or fighting for his life... in real madrid. He is just happy, ang greatefull for the opportunity.

[@jochanansetyo388]

@@knowtheballcoming from ruediger itself. even he could’t believe that carlo want to talk with his entire families, and ensured that they would be fine at madrid.

[@StormIsSigma]

Now After The Final Ancelotti Now Has 5 UCL's

[@knowtheball]

facts

[@andrekoerber7334]

As a player he won the CLs of 89 and 90.

[@alshadead]

​@@andrekoerber73347 Champions League on total, the goat

[@raczzsombor1876]

Yeah 2 of them cheated.

[@foquslab8229]

carlo makes every player play at their best

[@PejaBog]

Don Carlo is the last Dj of football that once was.

[@dr3036]

One of the best in terms of man management. Great coach

[@knowtheball]

No doubt

[@nathanhosea489]

At handling personalities and egos, the best alongside Fergie. At motivating people, Klopp/Shankly/Jose are above him

[@runthatback323]

He knows super well how to feed his players ego , players are happy and pumps up playing for him

[@Bariomalotelli28]

I listened this story with great pleasure. You are doing a good job and I think you will be successful. Greetings from Poland.

[@knowtheball]

Thank you very much!

[@WilliamJMartinj]

Honestly even when he was still at AC MILAN back then, I have already considered him as the best coach of all time. He won 2 Champions League with the club and nearly won again in 2005 final only for Liverpool to make a comeback. With him in AC milan, the club is rank consistently as the top team in the world and dominate the Champions League every single season. Now without him, AC milan are considered nothing and it was Real Madrid who consistently win the Champions League again and again. He will win it again next year because there are many players coming in especially Mbappe, Endrick and Alphonso Davies. Respect Carlo! The greatest manager of all time in champions League with 5 Trophies.

[@knowtheball]

i think Milan is just going in another direction now

[@haziq12ish]

8:21 of couse the chill carlo style stuggle with the kiasu german machine working

[@jeremyjs8863]

Very nice ! CA is the Phil Jackson of football

[@arturzathas499]

- why? - cuz he is a fucking genius!

[@knowtheball]

it's that simple

[@olufemiolumilua4689]

Carlo's Ac milan & Chelsea were absolutely off d hook. Dis boss has won all big five league trophies and now six UCL trophies. 👍

[@ferrantepallas]

Don Carlo, Il Magnifico! Italy's national team needs him.

[@knowtheball]

that would be fire if he joined Italy

[@clarencegaultieri8293]

He rejected national team twice he will never take that job

[@ibthisamyousaf902]

He was even doing good job at everton.

[@knowtheball]

first 6 months were awesome

[@peteremmanuelkitsamba4867]

Carlo's dancing is hilarious🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@knowtheball]

yeah 😂

[@lewismwaihinga7681]

Gotta be the cigar

[@patrickbamford8631]

Ancelotti is Real Madrid's coach, he was created to coach her forever and should finish his coaching career at Real Madrid

[@knowtheball]

agree

[@patrickbamford8631]

@@knowtheball

[@n4r4plays47]

Carlo just knows ball..

[@jiyefuuu]

He let the right players express their creativity

[@ntandosekhu5434]

The complexity of carlos tactics make them seem simple

[@knowtheball]

lol😂

[@rockzs74r]

Because the power of friendship. Duuuh But seriously Carlo didn't forced his ideal on his team he sees what player he have what is their ability and play accordingly. He doesn't have quality Winger on his Milan days. But he have bunch of Playmaker and Center mid. so he play with Diamond. He doesn't have true striker now so he put his 2 winger up front and played one of his midfielder as false 10. He really brings out the best from Kaka, Inzaghi, Vinicius, Benzema, Bellingham and etc because he really knows them and how they wanted to play football. And that essentially is just friendship. It actually is the power of friendship

[@Martin_Daniel]

He learned that at Parma. Carlo deeply regrets marginalizing Zola there: at the time he was still a young manager convinced 4-4-2 was THE way to go and hammered everyone into it. Who could not fit into the system was pruned, like Zola, sold to Chelsea.

[@ayanbarua2400]

12 minutes about history. Last 1.30 minutes/2 minutes about why Carlo is Don. Noice content

[@Hyperborean_2]

He always had top class players Football is simple.. just make the players happy and they'll deliver

[@skankhunt6504]

I hope he returns to Milan one day and that he eventually will coach italy 🇮🇹

[@cauesarmento]

Great video! One small feedback tho: it would be great if you slow down some parts of your edition. Ex: if you put a news print in the screen, I want to read what’s is in there - but they won’t stay in the screen for more the 0.5s something, impossible :(

[@knowtheball]

thanks for the feedback. I'll fix it

[@zamanidgaf]

VERYYY GOOD CONTENT! U DESERVED A SUBSCRIBE!

[@knowtheball]

thanks for such words, man!

[@jagadeesh777]

Won champions league 5 times❤

[@Landry-sk8qr]

Simple, he's a leader. A proper one.

[@knowtheball]

Papa Carlo

[@HusseinAli-fu4zn]

He saved Perez reputation from 2014 till now Don Carlo is the best coach in the history

[@eavyeavy2864]

2014 what😂Having best player material in world. No tactic needed

[@HusseinAli-fu4zn]

@@eavyeavy2864 he did it in 2022 with the worst squad And Ask Morinho why he did not with the same squad

[@C.J1106]

@@eavyeavy2864 why mourinho pellegrini and benitez couldn’t do it ?

[@chrisguapoo]

Sadly I think the 24-25 season will be Don Carlo last. He recently said he will retire at madrid and his contract finishes after the upcoming season. Truly a great coach that does not get credit. I believe xavi alonso will take over after

[@knowtheball]

yeah, it'd be sad to see him retiring.

[@wongwongyuify]

Already renew contact at 2023 christmas until 2026

[@chrisguapoo]

@@wongwongyuify nah he signed till 2025 with the option to extend

[@unameit0000]

Ppl nowadays have very short memory and also have the tendency to forget/ignore a very important word on a professional environment: EXPERIENCE

[@knowtheball]

that's a fair comment

[@IgaTenzen]

I want Don Carlo back at his old club … AS Roma !❤️

[@United_Wings]

Legend

[@rodolfocastillo7815]

He is the right person to coach Real Madrid now.

[@knowtheball]

facts

[@istanbultaroth1650]

It's time to win the fifth world cup with Italy !

[@GRMNCVS]

He's the only one who can do it

[@clarencegaultieri8293]

He will never coach Italy

[@adamrakhadifa6933]

If he wanted he would be the coach for italy long time ago

[@Dikaelo]

Tactics obviously,there’s no such thing as magic in football or luck ..he doesn’t play intense pressing football or defensive unless there is need ,he reads the game very well and then makes his move when it matters

[@ZhangMaza]

nice information video man. thank you 😁

[@knowtheball]

i'm glad to hear that!

[@anisolo07]

Great presentation!

[@javierbara5559]

Carletto is a practical coach. He has the experience to manage the players and the game.

[@uchennainnocent2032]

Don Carol's Coaching style should be Studied in Coaching School He his one of a kind... Don Carol We're going for No 6 this season #Halamadrid

[@knowtheball]

you decided to speak facts

[@branchyapple]

6:39 I never thought i would see a ranking so close with 1 difference in goals. Madrid vs barcelona-2013-2014

[@knowtheball]

that was a legendary season

[@kappachino3431]

i believe ancelotti because he choose inzaghi for milan starting 11, Old inzaghi which is everyone doubt at first

[@Dashy030]

Cant believe he was at Everton

[@ayunanr]

As a united fans, i always said Sir Alex is the greatest Manager of All time, BUT i have a huge huge repect on Don Carlo, and i have to admit that Don Carlo is on Par with Pep, Sir Alex and Jose. Huge Respect 👍

[@knowtheball]

they are goats

[@souradeepbanerjee4374]

That's the difference between Jose and Carlo. One managed to pass the test of time very well whereas the other quietly faded away. No hate to anyone, I love and respect both.

[@knowtheball]

i guess it's because Carlo loves keeping things quiet, and Jose loves talking way too much 😂

[@micky100]

Why in the heck he’s not appointed as the Italian national team’s coach already?

[@knowtheball]

that'd be cool to see

[@clarencegaultieri8293]

He rejected national team twice . They have tried to get him many times

[@ErickOstorgaLV]

Don Carlo godfather of the UCL

[@reviewerbertopeng1074]

Everyone almost forget how he geniusly found a perfect position for pirlo in ac milan 2002 and we start call that position deep lying playmaker

[@Ichihopper01]

Love that reference at 1:58

[@knowtheball]

they were on fire at the time

[@m.ppanca5057]

tbh i want to see Carlo vs Pep, if only that QF matchup happened on final

[@knowtheball]

yeah, imagine the second leg in 2022 as a ucl final

[@ppate8]

Fraudiola and Cruyff complicate things. Ever wondered why Netherlands will never win a world cup but Italy has more

[@pedropascual730]

Why does klopp keep getting brought up ? 1 prem 1 champions league ? fa cup ? Jose has won more in the prem other have done more elsewhere

[@edwinborja3570]

Pep football is amazing to watch when they are playing against burnley or Sheffield united. 😂 But forreal, big game matches pep style of football can be so rigid,but when his players are on form forget you are getting annihilated. I personally don’t like it I always felt it lack creativity from players like dam except when he let Messi be Messi it what fine. But in city it’s like dam this is wack to watch.

[@muhammadrizkisatria]

what worse is,one crucial player missing and the team is crumbling that's what i hate,player dependencies

[@ppate8]

Exactly. He can smash the weak teams very easily

[@jamalkareem958]

Very wack for real… too rigid

[@abongilezolanipeterson5588]

Stopped watching when the first bit of info you gave was incorrect. Carlo won the UCL as manager five times, not four times. He won it three times with Madrid and twice with Milan

[@knowtheball]

firstly, i made the video before the final. if you'd watched the video, i said, "Madrid has already won La Liga and will play in another Champions League final this season..."

[@abongilezolanipeterson5588]

@@knowtheballWhen did you release the video? On the day of the final? How does that make sense. Could have just waited for the final and released a narratively accurate video When did you think most people were gonna see the video if you released it on the day of the final?

[@goodnewsjohn2482]

I want talent's like Guler and Endrick to grow under him before retiring

[@conspiracytherapist1869]

He coached 10 ballon dor winner 🤷

[@enigma_i_am_]

The power of friendship>>>>>

[@osferrari116]

Where was this "Carlo's Magic" at Juventus (sacked) Chelsea, PSG or Bayern (sacked at the start of a season), Napoli (sacked)?

[@TheLonelyFuture1]

After the 2005 cl final, he learned *not* to celebrate early.

[@BENZO_TV]

Now I wanna know 🙏💀

[@binotaghosh6814]

Now he has 5 Ucl win as Manager

[@antobannister93]

That 91-point Napoli season was with Sarri, not Ancelotti.

[@Jay-xw9ll]

He didn't win at Everton. It's about the players.

[@purpleperc1012]

🐐

[@goldenrules5697]

Ancelotti is old wine .

[@Gunawan-q6n]

What did he win with Everton?

[@knowtheball]

he won at Enfiled

[@bibauu]

everton is a weak team no manager can win any english trophies with them let alone win european glory

[@KrisHubbard-w5x]

Beckham loves the man like a football father, fact ❤🎉❤🎉

[@returnofmerenguespersempre]

Carlo is the player whisperer. And can tweak lineups to play to players strenghts, thanks to a deep roster. Look at brokELona and playing players out of positions all the time, to their detriment.

[@knowtheball]

Camavinga could play everywhere

[@footballhipstertv]

I find it hilarious that when speaking about Pep people immediately say he has it easy.. yet with Carlo, who has been fired from every job except Everton, has had even more top players than Pep, with Madrid(twice), Bayern, prime AC Milan, PSG.. unlimited budgets.. but people ONLY notice it when talking about Pep. Strange.

[@عبدالكريم-م6ن4ض]

But he doesn't spend much as pep does

[@footballhipstertv]

@@عبدالكريم-م6ن4ض he spent more by far. Its not even close.

[@عبدالكريم-م6ن4ض]

@footballhipstertv pep won champions league once since he left barcelona while carlo won 2 times in the last three years

[@nascimentoarantes]

@@عبدالكريم-م6ن4ض lol, Pep has 12 league titles in 15 seasons. Ancellotti 6 in 32 seasons

[@C.J1106]

Pep has spend more despite ancelotti managing for longer seasons

[@markdwighttadina7655]

All he need is to win the World Cup and the Euros to seal his legacy

[@crem44]

uhhh, yeah that's not happening... he'd have to leave real madrid and currently there is no reason to do that

[@knowtheball]

i think he's already legendary

[@mustaphaBen-Mahdi]

I wonder how would he remotivate players for winning the next 16th UCL 😂😂😂

[@fabribeijing]

a whole video on Ancelotti and you don't even know howmany UCL he won. Great job....

[@knowtheball]

i made the vid before the final lol

[@nel186]

only varcalona fan would call guardiola over carleto

[@knowtheball]

they are both goats

[@eavyeavy2864]

This is RM fans are so bad😂

[@nascimentoarantes]

Guardiola won significantly more trophies in a shorter time frame and has more influence on the game. This is not about clubs but reality.

[@carlo9524]

And when he isn't people say he is washed up.

[@boosnakejones]

Has Pep not won CL with 2 clubs? José?

[@TanTan-oo8tv]

Yes Pep won with Man city and Barcelona..Mourinho won with Porto and Inter Milan

[@LubegaSande-gx9yl]

Pep Guardiola remains the best in the world with his tremendous football style

[@ikeownscharizards]

As much as I wanna see him keep winning titles with Madrid, he’ll retire soon. He confirmed Madrid will be his last club and will not take an international job

[@knowtheball]

i'd love to see him coach Brazil or Italy national team

[@njokuchinonsojose3172]

Please 5 champions league. I'll raise my fist.

[@knowtheball]

i made the vid before the final

[@indracaiya9362]

I think It's always a good deep lying playmaker and a second striker

[@fathanlukmannulhakim8364]

Next Don Carlo should go to Persib

[@senanur1983]

Update description to 5 times CL winner mate. Hala Madrid.

[@knowtheball]

yeah, i should. i actually made the video before the final

[@mahmoudfathy2074]

Imagine him coaching Brazil

[@andrekoerber7334]

Wouldn`t help Brazil.....they lack the great players of the past.

[@knowtheball]

would be cool to see

[@davidsteiner3221]

Cause he coaches the best players in the world

[@The_Specialist.13]

Do you know his rating in the efootball game ? He's 80 😮 And the Tottenham manager , who mostly no one knows him, is 83 rating !!!! Efootball is a jock 😂

[@davidfebreeze428]

Because he has the best players in the world and is a great man manager … when he doesn’t see the results

[@tveleruusk]

Nice video! Florentino hired Carlo back, because there was no good performance reason to sack him in 2015. It’s the crazy ruthless competitiveness at Madrid that often gets overlooked. They let go of a great coach, because they bet on Zidane. Madrid saw something in Zizou like Barclelona did with Guardiola, and it’s hard to argue against that decision, since Madrid won 3x UCL in a row. Then, lucky for Madrid, when Zidane cycle was at an end, Ancelotti was available and willing. What a gent. Next year, maybe the hardest yet for Carlo / Madrid, should Mbappe finally come. Managing that left wing, hopefully keeping Lunin in the club, managing Guler and Endrick progression vs Rodrigo ambition and the media hype on Bellingham… Carlo has his work cut out for next season. He is already one of the greats of all time, but if he succeeds next year… no doubt he ll become the greatest manager in living memory. On a side note, it’s also good to see that Florentino learned from the mistake of firing Del Bosque n the early 2000s. Redemption comes to those that learn from their mistakes, since at the core, both Zizou and Carlo have adopted Del Bosque original ideas about managing a star studded squad.

[@ppate8]

Summer 2014 they loaned out Casemiro. Illarramendi didn't work out too well & Khedira was on his way out

[@mad_mario_]

Don't know about the earlier seasons but this season was a singular man's success and it's Vini, not Ancelotti. Let's talk about Ancelotti's "magic" when Vini having a bad season or gone...

[@abongilezolanipeterson5588]

Vini was injured for half the season and yet Real went on an unbeaten run without him. In fact the only two games we lost in the entire season happened when Vini was back in the team Yeah, try again buddy

[@knowtheball]

facts

[@fistosravenscroft6651]

This elite coaches are no doubt good, but we all know they would all never succeed in a newly promoted team

[@willleon9165]

Yes none of these great managers be so well thought of if they never had great players

[@knowtheball]

but working with top players isn't easy as well