Carlo Ancelotti, the legendary Italian manager, has officially announced his departure from Real Madrid, marking the end of a remarkable second spell with the Spanish giants. In an emotional message shared via social media, Ancelotti confirmed he will leave the club at the end of the current season.

"Today, we part ways once again," Ancelotti wrote. "I reflect on every single moment from this incredible second chapter at Real Madrid. These years have been unforgettable—a journey filled with passion, trophies, and above all, pride in representing the club's badge. My deepest thanks to president Florentino Pérez, the club, my players, the staff, and of course, the one-of-a-kind fanbase that has always made me feel part of the family.

What we achieved together will be remembered not just for the titles, but for how we won them. Those magical nights at the Santiago Bernabéu will forever be etched in football history. A new adventure now begins, but my bond with Real Madrid is eternal. See you soon. Hala Madrid y nada más."

Ancelotti had two managerial spells with Real Madrid: the first from 2013 to 2015, and the second beginning in 2021. Under his leadership, the club secured an astonishing 15 major trophies, reaffirming its status at the pinnacle of world football.

His silverware haul includes:

• 2x La Liga titles
• 2x Copa del Rey victories
• 2x Spanish Super Cups
• 3x UEFA Champions League triumphs
• 3x UEFA Super Cups
• 2x FIFA Club World Cups
• 1x Intercontinental Cup