Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti, the coach of Real Madrid, achieved records with the royal team in winning La Liga for the 36th time in the club’s history this week.
The Italian coach succeeded in winning his sixth league title in his coaching career with clubs Milan, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich, and his second in La Liga with Real Madrid.
The Royal Club coach won the Serie A title once with Milan, one title in the English Premier League with Chelsea, the same with Paris Saint-Germain in the French League, and one title in the German League with Bayern Munich.
The Italian also won the Champions League 4 times, including twice with Real Madrid, making him the coach with the most titles in history.
The Italian surpassed the number of Real Madrid titles held by Frenchman Zinedine Zidane, as Ancelotti led the club in 286 matches, while the Frenchman led the team in 263 matches.
During his coaching career with the Merengue, Ancelotti won 12 titles, by achieving two Champions League titles, the Spanish Cup twice, the Spanish Super Cup twice, the European Super Cup twice, the Club World Cup twice, and La Liga on two occasions, exceeding the number of Zidane titles, which reached 11 titles.
According to information received from the Spanish newspaper “Marca”, Ancelotti is close to breaking the record of the most decorated coaches in the history of Real Madrid, surpassing coach Miguel Muñoz, who won 14 titles with Real Madrid.
Brazilian Vinicius Junior, the Real Madrid star, also mocked Ronaldo Araujo, the Barcelona player, during his team’s celebrations of the Spanish League title, “La Liga.”
In a sarcastic gesture, Vinicius Junior posted on his account on the “X” platform a tweet showing the titles of young players in Real Madrid, where the Brazilian winger came alongside Uruguayan midfielder Federico Valverde, with 11 titles each.
Vinicius wrote in the tweet: “A new era,” and put the eye symbol, indicating that he was sending an implicit message to Ronaldo Araujo.