King Carlo Ancelotti
Carlo Ancelotti es quizás uno de los mejores entrenadores de los últimos 25 años. Ha llevado logros y éxitos a todos los clubes a los que ha dirigido.
Su inicios como futbolista
'Carletto' tuvo una exitosa carrera como futbolista de alto nivel. Sus primero pasos como jugador de fútbol los dio en el histórico club del Parma de donde también salieron otros grandes jugadores. Del club parmesano saltaria a otro gran club como la Roma.
En Roma viviría grandes momentos y también algunas situaciones difíciles, pues aunque pudo conseguir trofeos importantes como el Scudetto y cuatro copas de Italia, su paso por Roma estuvo lleno de lesiones, que impidieron que se pudiera acentar como al jugador le hubiera gustado.
De Roma iría a jugar al AC Milán en 1987 donde jugó he hizo parte y fue pieza clave de un equipo revolucionario que transformó el fútbol de esa época, el Milán de Arrigo Sacci. Equipo que estuvo plagado de leyendas y que dominó el fútbol europeo.
Cón el Milán ganaría dos veces la Champions League, ganaría otras dos veces el Scudetto italiano, la copa Intercontinental y la Super Copa de Europa. En Milán Carletto se retiraría el fútbol profesional.
Su carrera como DT
La carrera de Ancelotti empezó también en el Parma equipo que le dio la oportunidad de darse a conocer como entrenador y tratar de emular lo que había hecho como jugador pero ahora desde el banquillo, sin embargo....
Los inicios de Carletto no fueron del todo buenos o sobresalientes, con el Parma logro obtener un subcampeonato y al año siguiente logró un sexto puesto de la liga.
Del Parma lograría saltar a la Juvetus de Turín en donde, la exigencias eran mayores pues un club tan grande como la Vecchia Signora espera grandes resultados.
Los resultados no fueron del todo buenos pues en una temporada la Juve perdió el título de liga en la última jornada del Calcio y Carlo logró el subcampeonato al año siguiente, esto molestó a los hinchas más radicales del club quienes mostraban irrespeto hacia el entrenador. Lo que ocasionó que eventualmente Ancelotti abandonara el club.
De vuelta al Ac Milán
Meses después que fuera cesado por la Juventus Carlo Ancelotti iría a dirigir al Ac Milán. Es aquí donde Carletto iniciaría su legado como uno de los mejores Dt de los últimos años.
Pues en el 2003 el Ac Milán lograría ganar la UEFA Champions League en tanda de penales en contra de la Juventus, además de ganar la Copa de Italia en contra de la Roma. Casualidad o destino pero logró sus primeros títulos en contra de equipos que el conocía muy bien o venía de ser despedido. Logró además el Scudetto al año siguiente con el equipo de la capital.
Navegando en Londres
En 2009 Carletto dejaría Italia para abordar uno de los primeros retos como Dt fuera de su pais.
Carlo llegó a dirigir a Chelsea y en su primera temporada logró el doblete pues ganó la liga con un récord histórico de más de 100 goles y también la FA Cup.
En Londres Carletto se hizo un gran renombre por la forma dominante que sus equipos jugaban.
P$G
En el año 2011 el club parisino se haría de los servicios del entrenador Italiano.
Su primer temporada el Psg no podría ganar el título de liga, no obstante el segundo año el italiano lograría el título con el club parisino, título que no lograba desde el año 1994, aunque en la Copa quedaría eliminado en cuartos de final.
Real Madrid
Es en el Real Madrid en donde tendría la mejor etapa como entrenador, al menos la más ganadora y mediática.
Con el club Español lograría ganar la Champions League después de una larga sequía del club español, además de ganar la Copa del Rey frente al Barcelona. Además de conseguir records personales como el de 500 victorias como entrenador.
Bayern de Munich
Después de dirigir en España y tomarse un año sabático, Ancelotti volvió a los banquillos ahora para dirigir a un club de los más grandes del mundo, El Bayern de Múnich.
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El club alemán contrato al Italiano en reposición de Pep Guardiola, en Bayern querían que el italiano emulara lo que había hecho en España con el Real Madrid.
No obstante Carlo no podría ganar la Champions con el Bayern, pero si lograría un título de liga. Además de ganar la copa de Alemania. Si bien su paso por Alemania no sería el que se esperaba de él aún así no fue malo del todo.
El día de hoy Carlo Ancelotti ha logrado hacer historia al proclamarse como el primer entrenador en toda la historia en haber ganado un título doméstico en las cinco grandes ligas de Europa, cosa que no han hecho todavía otros grandes técnicos.
Larga vida Al 'King Carlo'.
English Version
Carlo Ancelotti is perhaps one of the best coaches of the last 25 years. He has brought achievement and success to every club he has coached.
His beginnings as a footballer
'Carletto' had a successful career as a top-level footballer. His first steps as a soccer player were taken at the historic club of Parma where other great players also came from. From the Parma club he would jump to another great club like Roma.
In Rome he would live great moments and also some difficult situations, because although he was able to win important trophies like the Scudetto and four Italian Cups, his time in Rome was full of injuries, which prevented him from playing as the player would have liked.
From Rome he would go to play for AC Milan in 1987 where he played and was a key part of a revolutionary team that transformed soccer at the time, Arrigo Sacci's Milan. A team that was full of legends and dominated European soccer.
With Milan he would win the Champions League twice, the Italian Scudetto twice, the Intercontinental Cup and the European Super Cup. In Milan Carletto would retire from professional soccer.
His career as a manager
Ancelotti's career also began at Parma, the team that gave him the opportunity to make a name for himself as a coach and try to emulate what he had done as a player, but now from the bench, without .....
Carletto's beginnings were not all good or outstanding, with Parma he managed to get a runner-up finish and the following year he achieved a sixth place in the league.
From Parma he managed to jump to the Juvetus of Turin where the demands were higher because a club as big as the Vecchia Signora expects great results.
The results were not entirely good as Juve lost the league title on the last day of the Calcio season and Carlo was runner-up the following year, which annoyed the club's most radical fans who showed disrespect towards the coach. This eventually caused Ancelotti to leave the club.
Back to Ac Milan
Months after he was sacked by Juventus Carlo Ancelotti would go to manage Ac Milan. It is here that Carletto would begin his legacy as one of the best managers of recent years.
In 2003 Ac Milan would win the UEFA Champions League in a penalty shootout against Juventus, as well as winning the Italian Cup against Roma. Coincidence or destiny, but he won his first titles against teams he knew very well or had just been fired. He also won the Scudetto the following year with the team from the capital.
Sailing in London
In 2009 Carletto left Italy to take on one of his first challenges as a manager outside his own country.
Carlo came to manage Chelsea and in his first season he achieved the double as he won the league with an all-time record of over 100 goals and also the FA Cup.
In London Carletto made a name for himself for the dominant way his teams played.
P$G
In 2011 the Parisian club would acquire the services of the Italian coach.
His first season Psg could not win the league title, however the second year the Italian would win the title with the Parisian club, a title he had not won since 1994, although in the Cup he would be eliminated in the quarterfinals.
Real Madrid
It is at Real Madrid where he would have his best stage as a coach, at least the most winning and mediatic one.
With the Spanish club he managed to win the Champions League after a long drought of the Spanish club, in addition to winning the Copa del Rey against Barcelona. In addition to achieving personal records such as 500 victories as a coach.
Bayern Munich
After managing in Spain and taking a sabbatical year, Ancelotti returned to the dugout to manage one of the biggest clubs in the world, Bayern Munich.
The German club hired the Italian to replace Pep Guardiola, Bayern wanted the Italian to emulate what he had done in Spain with Real Madrid.
However, Carlo could not win the Champions League with Bayern, but he would win a league title. He would also win the German Cup. Although his time in Germany was not what was expected of him, it was still not bad at all.
Today Carlo Ancelotti has made history by becoming the first coach in history to have won a domestic title in the five major European leagues, something that no other great coaches have done yet.
Long live 'King Carlo'.
I feel he understands Madrid better. This was why it was easy for him to go right back. I have a huge admiration for him... His calmness and tactical awareness too.
Yeah and Real Madrid is a great team too.
Absolutely. No doubt. I've always fancied them.
I totally agree Ancelotti is one of the best coaches today, few can match his achievements. I liked that you also talked about his career as a player because it seems to me that to talk about him only as a great coach would be to underestimate his great career as a player. Carletto is one of those few who has triumphed in all facets of the sport, truly a great!
Yes bro Thank you for your comment.
All hail the king. They compliment each other: Ancellotti and Real Madrid.
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