Why Ancelotti Is One Of The Greatest

[@rijocool1]

Pep : inverted fullbacks , high lines, box midfield Ancelotti : the power of friendship

[@SouthGlass]

Pep: bribing refs at Barca, financial scandals at City Fixed that for you

[@rijocool1]

@@SouthGlass womp womp

[@nont18411]

🤨🤨🤨

[@waltuhhimself]

Friendship can't afford you jude bellingham

[@Mal_Freeman0451]

​@@SouthGlassPep responsible for neither. Have you nothing better?

[@fishyfish6510]

Ancelotti understands that extraordinary players will create extraordinary solutions.

[@wasisha55]

@@fishyfish6510 and himself doesn't do anything, letting extraordinary players create extraordinary situations, i can do that. sounds easy to me

[@Mushroomy509]

@@wasisha55 Players listen to him because he's an established footballer himself, therefore commands respect. Carlo also bonds with the players and creates a relation with them, there's a reason he's won players the most Ballon dOrs, the players love him.

[@juanlondono8338]

@@wasisha55this is the most ignorant comment I’ve seen…

[@AlexFooty7]

​@@wasisha55you sit down, eat potato chips all day, and type hate to people who are more successful then you. No you couldn't 😭

[@stnbch3025]

Such rubbish. None of his forwards is a great playmaker...

[@zhengzhengpan8563]

Ancelotti adapts to players style; Players adapt to Pep’s style.

[@ramzifrez153]

top g comment

[@marioionion2]

fax

[@Sui_Generis0]

Relationism and JDP. There's no clear dichotomy, though

[@skinindagame_]

Nah, City rather only buys players that fit into Pep´s system like Rodri or Gündo or Foden. They usually don´t buy players that must adapt, although they did that with Grealish who had to change a lot

[@rusheedcoleman1226]

Hence the reason I can't say foden is better than palmer. Example look how foden struggle in the euro

[@kieranbarnbrock5219]

You could say it's football made simple

[@isaac27ae]

💯

[@nealfirstofhisname]

"Playing football is simple, but playing simple football is the hardest thing there is." - Johan Cruyff

[@akiraman7664]

He has infinite aura. Bro looks like a mafia boss

[@Da_Homie12]

So does Flo Perez

[@Dodlo32888]

@@Da_Homie12 everything about Madrid is aura (except hazard)

[@2pacalypse93]

how u can call him bro? pay respect that the man deserves

[@akiraman7664]

@@2pacalypse93 ok

[@kungkungz1321]

Don Carlo...

[@agostonpad4183]

2:27 don carlo literally saw what modern managers cant see: if you make all your players run the whole, then they will drop in level and lose their ability to lead the offense (like odegaard or szoboszlai), thats why you need the balance between workhorses and game changers (reason why too young or too old teams dont work)

[@j7sportvideo24]

For reals like why all teams force their wingers to drop back for 90min? Or why do managers want strikers to press like headless chickens? Too many innovations. I like football simple. If my team scores and wins trophy's I'm happy

[@agostonpad4183]

@@j7sportvideo24 because a stable defense and counters from balls won by the striker are really valuable, yoi just have to find balance

[@atharvavanmali5560]

provides freedom to his players, doesn't compromise a player's freedom and still ends up winning For me he's a goated coach

[@pozsoz]

How did that go at Everton?

[@i__ampower___]

Tell me a world class player at everton like pep he also needs world class talents unlike jose ​@@pozsoz

[@saptarshibhowmick5220]

@@pozsoz pep would not get top 6 with that or any everton either.

[@donatellerxxiv1890]

If you really watched the prem during his time there you will know he tried as the Toffees were actually quite good, Everton only went downhill after he left​@@pozsoz

[@brutalarmy4179]

​@@pozsoz10th place with a team that after him struggled with relegation is very good

[@sandeepghoshal6503]

Don Carlo and his ability to adapt his tactics need to be taught and more appreciated. He's been able to bring out the best from flair players while making thr teams work

[@saadhasan2518]

FYI, Carlo Ancelotti is for me a GOATED coach given that he was a born winner and under him 4 different players won the Balon D'Or. Also, a fun fact is that he never lost against Bayern Munich whenever he met them as opposition.

[@ManuR-l4m]

Yes. He is the bane of Bayern. Both when facing them and failing them as coach.

[@C.J1106]

@@ManuR-l4m when did he failed at bayern

[@swordsman1137]

His Everton stint is pretty good before the injury storm. Nobody thought Calvert Lewin will be that effective

[@LiftandCoa]

Ahhh i can still remember when both the Bayern München Fans and the squad rebelled against Ancelotti for "not being good enough" and "not having the Bavarian dog in him". Good times, i will never cease to remember them.

[@nogi7028]

That's funny because he was sacked for raking up high number of injuries and pushing the players too hard. He was let go exactly for having too much dog in him

[@BlueTigerReal]

He was bad with Bayern.

[@C.J1106]

@@BlueTigerReal why was he bad at bayern did he failed to win the league

[@nogi7028]

Ancelotti is the only manager to destroy Guardiola. Carlo's Real Madrid beat Pep's Bayern 5-0 in CL semi-final - he beat them 4-0 in Bayern's own home. Pep has never been destroyed and humiliated like that

[@LizziesLukas]

It's EPL 2019-2020 and Pep's Man City are being humiliated by a certain Adama Traore of Wolverhampton Wanderers

[@nogi7028]

Losing by 1-2 goals in a league game is not humiliation lol

[@LizziesLukas]

@@nogi7028 sure but losing twice to a club like Wolves of all people

[@Ankit-hw7hg]

Didn't guardiola humilated Madrid 5-1 during their treble year mate

[@nogi7028]

@@Ankit-hw7hg Yeah he did. Pep got him back. You can always expect insane amount of goals when these 2 managers go head-to-head

[@mpmaxx3676]

Ancelotti stood the test of time. so many years at so high level, without actually requesting billions to form a squad. Builds a squad from what is available, not the other way around. The GOAT in my eyes when it comes to coaching.

[@chrisfraser5088]

Don Carlo is my favourite manager of all time. His Madrid teams have been fun to watch, but his Milan team…wow! There may have been some ups and downs, but they were an absolute joy to watch!

[@ManuR-l4m]

Its only natural that a more simplistic approach is succeeding right now. The overly planned through game by Pep and others is consuming itself. As a Stuttgart fan i watched the match vs Real and it was a joy to see how much freedom Carlo especially gives his wingers. Great match between two teams who play attractive football. Players allowed to do dribblings and longshots reminded me of the 2000s when the beautiful game was at its peak. I hope this trend will continue and Peps leash will rip for good.

[@dhirajkh5444]

One crazy fact is Carlo met Pep guardiola , Klopp and Tuchel total 8 times in UCL Knockout fixtures ( counting 2 leg matches as one fixture) and won 7 of them🤯. Don carlo Owns these so called great tacticians😂😂.

[@Millu2001]

if they would have played in a league , he would have lost. there were too many times when barca easily won the league but lost in ucl knockouts. you need tacticians to win league , knockouts is different gravy

[@dhirajkh5444]

@@kdk342 Carlo doged 4-0 against Pep fraudiola in allianz Arena in 2014. What is he supposed to do when Nacho is your CB and your main CDM Tchouameni suspended Third choice goalkeeper and no natural num 9. Take out Rodri , ruben dias and ederson that Bald posession merchant ain't beating Galatasaray.

[@dhirajkh5444]

@@kdk342 And tell me another match in 2023/24 ucl run where he park the bus?

[@kdk342]

@@dhirajkh5444 4-0.. Hmm.. I have seen that score somewhere else too

[@naufalpahlevi8976]

@@Millu2001 in League money makes you won many trophies.. In UCL mental strength will give you many UCL trophies.. So, if you are good at managing your player mentally, physically, and tactically.. You'll have more UCL titles than your Rich Oil Club manager rivals.. So, yeah it's not that impressive

[@redx1050]

The amount of trophies one man can have is criminal

[@mr.k.8787]

Pep will win more !

[@banelegugulethukunene5472]

I really knew Ancelotti was GOATED during the Napoli and specifically the Everton adventure. He got Everton to click. He utilised the tools at his disposal and yes he brought in James but he just really changed the narrative for Everton. I’ll never never forget him pulling 1-0 against Arsenal and ARTETA tried to explain just using maths and data how unlikelyt Everton’s win was. I just remember thinking like Ancelotti had them believing themselves and even had them standing up against the rivals Liverpool. They had no fear and as an Arsenal fan and football fan I was so happy for Ancelotti and Everton. They were both appreciated. There was just humility and elegance.

[@gmae5342]

and some people just assume that because he didn't win the league that he was bad at Everton😂

[@isfanr]

And this season the tactic shifted again to accommodate Mbappe with Jude sacrificing himself to go deeper. Just like Benzema, great players know they will shine bright even when they sacrifice themselves.

[@sidneymar0507]

Don Carlo Ancelloti, the Mahoraga of football, king of adaptation ☸

[@dzikripratama3776]

JJK reference there mate

[@andithanoj8372]

Don't bring jjk into this😂😂😂

[@NoryLevi]

his way of coaching is the reason why he won so many CL, but also so underperform in the league, as when you play 38 medium stake games, it's better to bring your game to the opponent rather than trying to counter each opponent 1 by 1

[@ContextFootball_]

If you look at his overall career, he played good football, never lost dressing room, can manage any team, when every major league title and champions league. Tacticos have really made him very underrated.

[@SuaniAvila-tw1ip]

You have such a beautiful choice of words. It makes the video flow so well, giving it a satisfying pace without overwhelming the audience as you time your points perfectly. I have lots of respect for your attention to the intricacies of his play, and for your attention to the details surrounding the aging team and the problems Ancelotti faced with the squad. I also really like the visual aspects of the video, as it makes the explanations regarding specific players' traits and link ups very apparent, especially as it relates to the rest of the pitch.

[@somtooosmond9853]

The last true manager in an era of coaches: Don Carlo, everyone.

[@bbypilot8984]

One of the most important thing is that Madrid never hold (sentimental things) players No matter how big they are, or even legends Its clear and have a lot of critics because of it if we look at barcelona years before, its the opposite Now its proven that madrid did the better with their way The sentimental things can lead to a lot of bad decisions if it managed badly like barca management for years But dont forget that madrid strategy doesnt work that well at first Until Don Carlo comes And its get boosted with new Laliga FFP rules, that makes Barca suddenly in really really bad condition (yes, after makes a lot of bad decission them self) sometimes i wonder how real madrid can be this good and consistent When u think about it more and more, its clear that the main reason is that they have Carlo Players come and go, some of them looks mediocre at first But they become better, carlo makes it works Carlo and Pep For me, They're the best in their own philosophy They both are successful manager Where Pep get loved for keeps his idea, style of play Carlo get love of his flexibility to get the best of what he got In terms of management POV, of course, carlo definitely loved more

[@antoinesilva1527]

Not really, Barcelona has been an economical disaster historically. Although there are moments where they managed to stabilize things a bit, the underlying problems have been there for a very long time.

[@bbypilot8984]

@@antoinesilva1527 so, what's ur point?

[@antoinesilva1527]

@@bbypilot8984 My point is that the economical downturn is not “sudden” at all, it has been there since Cruyff was a Barcelona player, and potentially even before that. It was somewhat remedied from the late 2000s to early 2010s but never truly went away. Their situation now is just an exacerbation, a continuation of a historically important “ulcer” that has haunted the club for a long time.

[@bbypilot8984]

@@antoinesilva1527 I said it from the first comment that they made bad decisions for years And suddenly get really really bad after new FFP rules, New salary cap that makes them in really bad condition

[@dax_5486]

He's smart. That's as simple as that. He's learned from every single manager he's had in his playing days, so he knows what works or doesn't work in every circumstance. At Rome he played under Nils Liedholm and Sven Goran Eriksson (among others), then under Arrigo Sacchi and Fabio Capello at AC Milan and Enzo Berzot with Italy. Five great managers, all with a different approach to football and different ideas. He took the best from each one and added some of his own.

[@quangtrungbui675]

tactically, Carletto may not be as crazy and intricate as Pep. But what i love him the most at his management skills. When the team loses, he takes the blame with ease like a true leader. When the players have to play outside their speciality, he too takes the criticism and promise and truly make the work to his promise. He earned the player's trust, even for someone like Cristiano Ronaldo. Nagelsmann is true, academics only get the team so far, social competence is what leads to long term and also the biggest success. Ironically Nagi fell victim to Bayern's toxic player cult

[@thabisosamsam6779]

Don Carlo Ancelotti 🚬🚬 my favorite coach ❤

[@adeniyiajibola7076]

I can’t wait for you to make a video about Madrid tactics for this season 😅

[@NasarBeat]

😂😂 Not now real madrid will be Good like every years Fall and Rise up

[@awesomejr.530]

It's like you didn't watch the video. This simply means that Real Madrid doesn't have a specific tactics. It all depends on the individuals on the pitch. 😊

[@Noor_Jacobs03]

​@@awesomejr.530Exactly. Especially since this current team is slightly different from last season. Meaning, there will be different tactics. Also take into account the many injuries we have right now, which will force Carlo to make adjustments. The original comment was correct.

[@EugeneMaryniuk]

The power of friendship and eyebrow raising

[@glacousxx]

This is why i love carlo ancelloti and jose mourinho so much. I love the adaptations and freedom i love his football style and his tactics. Hes calm and really nice. And as for jose hes the mind games guy but his football is just as entertaining. Ac milan for don carlo and porto inter etc for jose. Creativity is key in these days.

[@factosballer]

Carlo can make finished players win ballon dors. In 2020 we all thought vinicius is gonna leave and benzema is finished 💀

[@icantthinkofagoodusernamed]

Which means those players were not finished in the first place and just needed a more suitable manager.

[@SK-ix8jb]

Honestly you should do a breakdown of all his team, his milan, chelsea, psg, Bayern, juve and even Everton

[@deemood4508]

parma

[@yogahadhi]

I remember ancelotti said that he likes to play long ball in everton because he has Pickford who have crazy long ball and a striker like Lewin who will run for it

[@khamm5540]

Dude I'm not even trying to glaze but your videos are so well made like LMSYDTYCIMM and you just casually decided to drop the coldest be water my friend rma edit 😭😭😭

[@ricardolombardini]

Wow. An intelligent and insightful analysis of football on youtube. That is impressive. You sir, are a unicorn.

[@savioursaaama3331]

Ancelotti's tactics is friendship and vibes

[@toraqi8225]

This has been a really impressive swan-song (I assume) for Ancelotti, I really thought he was finished after those awful Bayern and Napoli stints. Fantastic manager of course but considering the clubs he has managed you would think he would have won more league titles, his teams often lack the necessary consistency which is easier if you have a set system. I have to admit I really doubted Ancelotti when he returned to Madrid, and again when they started last season without a striker, but he's done an amazing job to somehow fit all his pieces together. The arrival of yet another star LW in Mbappe and the departure of Kroos may disrupt the balance he created though, or maybe I am doubting him too much again. I'm sure they will figure out a way to play but they might need to relegate 1-2 of their stars to the bench.

[@miguelporras8366]

Bayern made 2 UCL semifinals with him. Twice robbed by Madrid

[@allainangcao28]

Don Carlo's tactics are basically "I don't give a fuck what you do, just score."

[@rana1561]

The last Doyen... Ever since Fergie retired, I often see Don Carlo as one if the last true managers of the game who see the game beyond the symmetry and rigidity obsession, and showing the young managers the true mantra of longevity - adaptation over multiple cycles of teams.

[@karimmoorad9649]

When Madrid didn't have balance, Carlo took responsibility and fixed it. Erik Ten Shite blames it on his players instead.

[@jadencedras6878]

If anything hes making it worse putting players in positions that don't help them

[@rewanshsehrawat4942]

@@jadencedras6878won 2 CL and 2 leagues in 3 years?

[@kommissar.murphy]

Ancellotti had peak Ronaldo. Ten Hag had Ego Ronaldo.

[@karimmoorad9649]

@@kommissar.murphy lol

[@glacousxx]

Hes just won the decimoquinta with madrid what exactly is the cause? Hes the one whos won a lot . Stop trying to justify eths attitude.​@@kommissar.murphy

[@bertkreischer8124]

His everton team was the best of my life

[@SsegongaAaliyah]

he said under the goat michael carrick 3:08💀💀

[@nobody-zs6zy]

Why has this been recommended to me just after they lost 4-0 to Barca 😂

[@humanbeing654]

when he started he used to be very straight with sacchi style footbal, so into it that refused to sign Baggio in Parma ( he admitted it was a huge mistake). Everything changed when he went to Juve and met zidane. he realized some players don't need to be told what to do, they just need to be put in perfect conditions to do it

[@SonglyWryt.Bon-Burr]

Everton proves that ancelotti always has generational talent and some of the best players in their prime.

[@Mushroomy509]

Everton for the first half of the season were great, with a common occurrence. The players were having incredible season, notably James and their striker, this is what Carlo does, gets the best out of the talent available

[@jadencedras6878]

You mean just like pep Ferguson Wenger klopp mouriniho when all of them were winning trophies 😱

[@SonglyWryt.Bon-Burr]

We're all bias. But I do believe he's not a tactician. He has an eye for playing the most in form and in their prime players.

[@C.J1106]

Regina parma ? Real madrid 2021 when he came both starting centre left aging midfield and fat hazard immature vini who couldn’t score to saved his life bale yet won the double. Everybody thought he was going to sack by the december when he returned

[@emmanuel-davidkwilukama3702]

That intro…wow just wow

[@DaveXYZ369]

Ancelotti understand something many have forgotten: The Players are good at certain things and not good in other things but while you can let them train the bad things they should also focus on the good things cuz that´s the reason why these people are in the team so if someone is not working right in your system, change the system or at least that bit of it. Don´t let the player have to adapt to that new role completly but rather let his role find a part in the whole system and this is the true holy grail of football coaching.

[@dimension01]

Ancelotti should be invited to your channel soon too. I'm sure he loves football made simple lol. His formless style and exceptional man management says it all.

[@frudydoo7541]

That thumbnail is great

[@Dependentabsicca]

Excellent video👍👍

[@liswanisonjekwa6022]

You should also talk about Hansi Flick's Barcelona early games

[@riccardoalcaro8483]

Ancelotti was equally inventive and adaptable at Milan, with which it won two Champions League and lost another one only for the most unlikely combination of factors (basically, Liverpool were lucky). Ancelotti's Milan, in terms of players and style of playing, was arguably even better than Ancelotti's Real Madrid teams

[@andrewkaweesi3712]

he's a master of adaptation and he should be the GOAT

[@DouweTjerkstra-m5y]

sick intro, great job on this video!

[@feliperodriguez-dw6pu]

My only concern is that against top opposition Ancelotti relays on an incredibly inflow of stamina, and some how Madrid achieve to have lots of its players in “mad men mode” at champions league finals, then you see them play before or after and is anything but inspiring at all. Vinicius shooting relentlessly against Bayern at 87 was just odd and weird.

[@ademolatanigbola5800]

Ancelotti understands his players level of creativity and offers them freedom to thrive - the result is that he has coached several Ballon D'or winners Kaka, Benzema, Ronaldo and possibly Vini. Pep on the other hand, only Messi and possibly Rodri. Ancelotti is goated

[@Stallone821]

All those players combined only equal Messi's ballon d'or count. He still could've had Iniesta, Xavi, Eto'o, Haaland, Ribery.

[@dennardleonard1228]

WOOOOW! BRUCE LEE IN THE START🔥

[@thedigitalbash1506]

How can a simple 10mins video be so GoLDeN. 👋✨

[@ScottFree-GB]

Pep has cost City and extra 3 Champions Leagues by over complicating Football. Especially the 2021 Final when he played the top scorer Gundogan at holding mid and left Rodri & Fernandinho on the bench. He should have played both and Gundogan false 9 because he was lethal that season

[@mudevilsbackyard]

That is some top class storry telling right there in the beginning

[@adamismail2883]

Love the Adiago of Strings background music in the video ❤❤

[@NoMouthNoScream]

Using Ronaldo Real Madrit as an example is funny because It was Pep's Barcelona with Messi that dominated the league, not Ancelotti ball.

[@antclaro]

Pep was already gone, the manager of barcelona that season was Tata Martino.

[@Florontino-Perez]

Idk why people say he has no tactics he has tactics but his tactics suits his players. I hope this season he wins the ucl and LaLiga just to prove people again why he is Don Carlo

[@haziq12ish]

The fact that we have brahim and arda as mid is insane The hole left by kroos is big but hopefully they find the solution stat

[@bruhstoise]

I play fifa career mode with EFL league 2 teams and sign the cheapest youngest players I can get my hands on every season. It was absolutely insane to see Madrid sign camavinga and tchouameni basically in the same seasons I signed them to my teams. They are so far ahead, they’re so rich and they still spend money on young future talents that grow and integrate into the squad alongside their multimillion dollar galacticos, and they almost always have a veteran player paving the way to show young players how to fit into the squad at every position (which also has the side effect of creating consistent competition for every position, if you slack off someone else is right there waiting to take your spot) I used to hate them as a kid because I loved Messi but I have nothing for respect for their system and the way they just keep on competing and putting their club in football history

[@Spyware45]

Don Carlo 🐐

[@jose_ramos_7]

Ancelotti and Pep had great teams and both won almost the same ucl titles, so both are rn the best modern coaches

[@cs02akhilnathtm58]

"Every great footballer has an extraordinary coach"

[@Alexander-wk4lk]

Why is allways about Guardiola? Thats My question

[@BengaIaas]

A lot of Ancelotti's choices look obvious after you see them, and his managerial style seems simpler, but it is not. He is successful because he is a genius.

[@triumph3D]

Magnificent video, Great Opening 👏

[@lwandomadikizela2213]

Because Guardiola is in everyone's lips and deservedly so, everybody slept on Ancelotti during his time at Everton until his return to Real Madrid. 2 Champions League titles in 3 years, 2 Uefa Super Cups, 2 La Liga titles, Copa Del Rey and a Club World Cup. Ancelotti allows his players to do their thing while Guardiola wants his players to fit his system and not deviate. Ancelotti is one of the greatest managers ever if not the greatest. He's the only manager to win league titles in Europe's top 5 leagues(Premier League with Chelsea, Serie A with Milan, Ligue 1 with PSG, Bundesliga with Bayern Munich and La Liga with Real Madrid).

[@S4ntia60]

Valverde playing pos 5 now really speaks of Carlettos' flexibility

[@ismynamemoyo6743]

What an intro! it made me feel things

[@schoolofkuu]

Boy started the vid with a Bruce Lee quote, I already know it's gonna be a banger

[@gordoyfeodecojones]

Ancelotti one of the greatest. Ancelotti understands that extraordinary players will create extraordinary solutions... and more rubbish takes can ve read in the comments section: Las Palmas 1 Real Madrid. 1 Mallorca 1 Real Madrid 1 Meanwhile Lewandowski Scores 10 goals of which 1 is a penalty. And Empaquetado pa Francia scored 5 goals, 4 were penaltys. Ancelotti sure knows how to give each player breathing room. 😂 Catenaccio is his style. Park the bus is his style. Counter offensive is his style. Their best game was against atléticonand that goal should not have counted.

[@nogi7028]

Interesting how Carlo will be able to win with Madrid this season. I believe he will either win Madrid its first treble or go trophyless. There will be no in between

[@juuglord8509]

Anyone remember that interview with Iwobi where he said Ancelotti’s son ran most of their sessions at Everton?

[@AGENTMAVERICK9]

Johan cryuff : PLAYING FOOTBALL IS SIMPLE BUT PLAYING SIMPLE FOOTBALL IS THE HARDEST THING THERE IS

[@utipraise4912]

You finally give relationism it's flowers😊

[@DillaryHuff]

He made football simple.

[@shottskies]

Great video. Still the uninformed downplay the Don with relation to others. Carlo has been there and done that. He sees and understands things that many of the new boys probably neglect, both on and off field. Though it must be said he is often blessed with managing phenomenal players (a status he has earned). He has a new challenge now in integrating kylian into the team. Junior and Rodrygo have accepted him as a worthy incumbent into the strike force. But big egos have again come into play. This is evident with the start of the new season where Madrid’s attack has been incoherent. Interestingly some of the younger or lower profile members have been more influential such as Diaz, who is a phenomenal player in his own right, and guler. It might take time but hopefully Carlo can find a solution to make this group of such talented players hum like a machine.

[@MelonHusk7]

Our grandpa is awesome. ❤❤❤

[@michaelshannon9169]

Damn, amazing insights.

[@FelixGaillardo]

But why then did he suck so hard at Bayern? He had a treble-winning team and young motivated talents and he got almost nothing out of it. They highly underperformed under his reign.

[@Rollerbear712]

Suck so hard? He won the league and a cup, went to the semis of the other cup (Bayern always struggles in these) and only got knocked out by 3peat Madrid in arguably their prime. No team, at least in the top 5 leagues, has ever done a treble back to back. At least he didn’t get 5-0’d like Pep did. He did this in first and only season in charge when he was facing health issues. Pep’s City in 16-17 is what “sucked so hard”

[@S.Anderson-Bey]

Mr. Ancelotti is a special man.

[@JackPaul-vs3bq]

Don Carlo is the GOAT! 👏🏾

[@francesco5254]

0:59 coldest moment in human history

[@Tom_murray89]

Pep and Jose both want players to adapt to them rather than the other way around

[@biraj599]

Don carlo we have had enough respect for him. #halamadrid

[@smyk3ns]

Great video !!!

[@erikpuka2627]

Pep is way better. Its luck too Ancelotti often prays his team scores. Relies on individual brilliance. Pep actually makes sure his team does

[@miguelporras8366]

In the first Ancelotti's seasons at Madrid, it was Khedira-Alonso, not Modric

[@Ross-dz2cz]

He’s a dawg and now his sons involved he will be also

[@djamil3]

Carlo 'I raise my eyebrow ball in goal ' Ancelotti

[@akisheto4192]

Goted intro 🐐

[@adjamaica]

Don Carlo is 1 of kind🤞

[@thehorde4868]

Great video👍

[@abdulazeezalabi870]

About time