Despite assurances by Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez that
coach Carlo Ancelotti will keep his job there are suggested the
Italian could replace Louis Van Gaal at Manchester United at the end
of the season.
With Ancelotti having come under fire recently after Real Madrid's two
losses in a row, reports have surfaced, suggesting that the Los
Blancos boss could replace the Dutchman at Manchester United.
The Red Devils boss has also come under scrutiny after his team's exit
in the FA Cup, following their loss at home to rivals Arsenal, and
it's believed that the former Holland manager's job is far from safe
at Old Trafford.
While Van Gaal's future will most likely come down to where United end
up finishing in the league at the end of the season, it's been
reported that Carlo Ancelotti may be keen on a second spell in England
- where he formerly managed Chelsea.
"The club has every faith in its players and coach. No matter what
happens over the next few weeks, Ancelotti will still be the Real
Madrid boss," Perez said at a press conference last Thursday.
Van Gaal's United are currently fourth on the table and only have UEFA
Champions League to fight for, while Ancelotti's team are one point
behind Barcelona, and in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
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