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  • Real Madrid Coach Ancelotti ‘Doesn’t Feel Like Talking About Football’

    Real Madrid Coach Ancelotti ‘Doesn’t Feel Like Talking About Football’

    Emotional Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti said that he “doesn’t feel like talking about football” with respect to a flooding tragedy in the Valencia region.

    The flood has claimed over 200 lives thus far, and resulted in Los Blancos’ La Liga fixture against Valencia at the Mestalla on Saturday being postponed.

    Addressing the media in a prematch press conference to preview Tuesday’s Champions League encounter with former club AC Milan, Ancelotti said he and his squad “have sadness” because of the tragedy.

    “This is the emotion we have, we are very close to all the people who have been affected. Hopefully this can be resolved soon and in this sense, I hope you can understand, talking about football is very complicated.

    “We are part of this country and all this affects us a lot. Out of respect for you and also not to disrespect people, I will try to make it easy because I don’t feel like talking about football. For me, tomorrow’s game is a very special one… but I will try to talk as little as possible.” Ancelotti added.

    Asked how difficult it is to prepare for a match in such circumstances, Ancelotti responded by saying: “This affects everyone because you listen, you read… And what has happened is something terrible. We have prepared for it because we are professionals and we will try to win it obviously. This is what we have to do.”

    Amid FC Barcelona rival Hansi Flick voicing a preference for Sunday’s 3-1 win over Espanyol to be called off, Ancelotti also backed the decision to stop his side from taking on Valencia.

    “Everyone has been clear. Nobody wanted to play. It seemed like the right decision to me, but we are not the ones in charge. Those who are at the top make that decision,” he stated on this.

    “There are many ways to help, I think this is different. Football had to stop and then football can and should help.”

    Reflecting again on the tragedy, Ancelotti quipped that, “What I think is that football is a party, but you can [only] do it when you’re well.

    “If your family is well, then you have a party. But when people are not well, there is no need to have parties. Football has to stop because football is the most important thing… of the least important things in life.”

    While Ancelotti was pushed to reveal how the group has handled the past week, he admitted that it had “been a difficult week because the atmosphere is not normal”.

    “But it’s nothing that has to do with the Ballon d’Or. [It’s because of] the sadness and the different atmosphere of what is happening in Spain,” he concluded on this.

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  • Real Madrid’s Ancelotti ‘Gives Up’ On Vinicius Jr. Who Tires Teammates

    Real Madrid’s Ancelotti ‘Gives Up’ On Vinicius Jr. Who Tires Teammates

    Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti has “given up” on wayward winger Vinicius Jr., who the locker room has also grown tired of according to SPORT, which cited anonymous sources.

    Through just seven games in the 2024/2025 La Liga season thus far, the Ballon d’Or hopeful is already the most cautioned player who has picked up three yellow cards for protests and backchat to the referee.

    Such dissent has spread through the rest of the team, with usually squeaky-clean captain Luka Modric given a warning on Tuesday night that was one of three during an eventual 3-2 win over Alaves at the Bernabeu.

    There have been nine such yellow cards thus far this season. And while Vinicius was shown his in the 29th minute for protesting to the referee, he was lucky not to be shown a second as he was brought off in the 90th minute.

    ‘Vini’ started mouthing at the sideline officials as he saw that six minutes of stoppage time would be added in a match. Alaves went 3-0 down ahead of clawing the scoreline back to its final 3-2 verdict, and looked capable of at least stealing a point with two goals out of nowhere towards the death.

    Being red carded would have seen Vinicius miss a crucial Madrid derby against crosstown rivals Atletico at the weekend, which Kylian Mbappe will already sit out thanks to a muscle injury.

    SPORT writes that at Real Madrid they are “fed up with the Brazilian’s attitude”, with Ancelotti, who has defended him the most and taken a “paternal role” with the player, having spoken to him personally about the matter.

    Ultimately, however, the Italian has reportedly “given up” on the 24-year-old, who “does not pay attention to the advice or orders of his superiors” and “continues to star in incidents game after game with protests that endanger his stay on the field”, as happened against Alaves.

    At the same time he doesn’t listen to the coach’s requests, Vinicius has also made his teammates tired of having to mediate on the pitch and off it for him.

    Though the club wants Vinicius to renew his contract, it could eventually be pushed to accept what would be a world record transfer bid for him from Saudi Arabia that surpasses the $247 million (€222 million) Paris Saint-Germain paid for Neymar in 2017 according to popular Spanish football program El Chiringuito, which cited anonymous sources.

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