Mbappé bids farewell to Ancelotti with words that will never be forgotten
Mbappé bids farewell to Ancelotti with an emotional message after the announcement of his departure from Real Madrid.
French star Kylian Mbappé, player for Spanish club Real Madrid, wrote an emotional farewell message to his Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti, coinciding with the announcement of the latter’s departure from managing the royal club at the end of the current season.
Ancelotti concludes his journey with Los Blancos
Real Madrid’s match against Real Sociedad, scheduled for today, Saturday, as part of the final round of the Spanish League, is expected to be Ancelotti’s last as head coach of the team, according to an official statement released by the club.
Mbappé: Thank you, Mister
On his official Instagram account, Mbappé wrote:
"Mister, today is the last day of your incredible journey with the club. Thank you to you and your staff for everything you have given me since day one."
He added:
"It was a great honor to have a coach like you. I wish you all the best in the future."
Ancelotti... the most successful coach in Real Madrid’s history
Carlo Ancelotti led Real Madrid during two coaching stints, both marked by historic achievements for the club. He is considered the most decorated coach in the club’s history, having won 15 titles over the course of six seasons.
Among his most notable achievements:
3 UEFA Champions League titles
3 FIFA Club World Cup titles
2 La Liga titles
2 Copa del Rey titles
2 Spanish Super Cup titles
The end of a golden era
With Ancelotti’s departure, Real Madrid closes one of the most successful chapters in its history. The Italian coach led the team to both domestic and continental glory — accomplishments that will long echo in the memories of the “Santiago Bernabéu” faithful.
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