Carlo Ancelotti recently achieved an honorary Master’s degree in Sciences and Techniques of Preventive and Adaptive Physical Activities from the University of Parma, marking another significant milestone in his life.
Acknowledging the profound impact of sport, Ancelotti emphasized its role as a valuable school of life for him.
In terms of management philosophy, Ancelotti highlighted a preference for persuasion over imposition, influenced by the teachings of Arrigo Sacchi. He recognized that while authoritarian management has its place, he leans towards a more persuasive approach.
Regarding the UEFA Champions League, Ancelotti revealed his top contenders for this season’s title, naming Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City, and Bayern as the teams to watch.
Notably, his inclusion of Barcelona may surprise some, considering their recent struggles in the tournament, despite their strong start to the new campaign.
When asked about the possibility of coaching the Brazilian national team, Ancelotti declined to comment, considering it a taboo topic and steering the conversation toward other subjects.