Carlo Ancelotti's right hand at Madrid takes a new role at Fogão
Carlo Ancelotti's right hand at Madrid, Davinde Ancelotti has agreed to join Botafogo as their head coach. After Carlo leaves Madrid this summer, Davinde Ancelotti was looking for a new club to manager as he was a great at his assistant role during the tenure at Madrid. He will now be starting a new phase of his mangerial career at Fogão.
Davide Ancelotti, long known as the trusted right-hand man to his father Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid, is set to embark on his own managerial journey. The 35-year-old assistant coach has agreed to take over as the head coach of Brazilian club Botafogo, marking a significant step forward in his career.
Following Carlo Ancelotti's confirmed departure from Real Madrid this summer, Davide had been actively exploring opportunities to take the next step in his coaching path. His impressive stint as an assistant during Madrid's trophy-laden years – including Champions League and La Liga triumphs – earned him praise for his tactical insight and player management skills.
Now, at the helm of Botafogo, Davide Ancelotti will begin a new chapter, aiming to establish his identity as a head coach while bringing European tactical discipline to the Brazilian side. The move is seen as a bold but exciting step, and fans of Fogão will be eager to see how the Italian brings his experience from Madrid to Rio de Janeiro.
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