Carlo Ancelotti: How To Win Everything, Everywhere
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- Carlo Ancelotti is quite literally in a class of his own. A man that can succeed in just about any environment and has a track record like no one else. Winner of the league in every major European Country and winner of 6 Champions League trophies over an iconic playing an managing career.
And he's not done yet.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:34 - Ancelotti, The Player
04:33 - Inside The Mind Of Carlo Ancelotti
06:53 - Parma And Juventus: Learning The Ropes
11:00 - AC Milan: A Man Becomes A Legend
14:56 - Winning It All
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His eyebrow always points us in the right direction... UP!!! 🥇🏆☝
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I actually have similar eyebrows 😎🤌🏼🤨
19 years between his first UCL chip to his 4th UCL chip. That's impressive. He never lost his winning mojo as a coach.
If you want to put in his entire footballing career as a player too, then he's been having the most drama-romantic relationship with the UCL/European Cup since 1984. That is a whopping 38 years fast forwarding to today.
It’s crazy that he has not been able to defend a single title in his long career apart from the German Supercup
Don Carlo is criminally underrated for what he's achieved. He has two remarkable records that are truly unmatched:
1. The manager with the most Champions League/European Cup titles ever (4)
2. The only manager ever to have won all top 5 European leagues
Honorable mention: Carlo is also the only manager in Real Madrid history to have won all the six available major trophies.
One of the GOATs of football, without doubt...
Which trophy did Zizou not win?
@@victorkolawole1835 He didn't win Copa del Rey
The only counter argument to his greatness is the fact that he achieved all that over a far longer career than other greatly successful coaches like Guardiola, Mourinho, and Klopp. Other than that though, based on silverware alone, probably the most successful manager ever so far.
@@mattia1026 Well not really, Mourinho and Klopp started their coaching careers in the early 2000s so Ancelotti has only coached for a few more years. It's not "far" longer. Except for Guardiola who started in 2008.
@@amirhosseinahmadi3706 Ancelotti was appointed for his first managerial role in 1995, Klopp in 2001, Mourinho in 2000. Mourinho didn't break through as a top manager until 2002, Klopp did in 2008. Ancelotti had his first top managerial role in 1996. He's got 6 more seasons at the top than Mourinho and 11 more than Klopp. I think an argument could be made with Mourinho, not with Klopp as he chose to stick with Mainz until the 2010's.
I am Real Madrid fan and I was happy when Carletto was announced and I was expecting to make quaters of UCL and win La Liga , and they have crashed my expectations by winning La Liga after 34 matches and won UCL probably in the hardest possible way in history. Hope next season's he will dominate La Liga and make maybe one more UCL so Lucas Vasquez would be finally named better than Messi when seeing how many times they won UCL ;)
Man exceeded our expectations
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Yea I am also a real madrid ''fun''
Goatquez doesn't need any more validation. He's already the greatest player of all time
@@arunnm24 dude runs like a horse dribbles like messi and shoots like ronaldo what else do you want?
"You can't be anxious for the result. If you've done the proper things, it will come."
Apart from Everton
@@natureclips5849 We dont speak of everton
As he said sometimes you get good results sometimes you don't@@natureclips5849
@@natureclips5849 not even god couldve helped everton
I feel he is a manager who does not stick to any philosophy or a particular style of play. He is someone who makes the best use of his squad. I may be dead wrong.
Exactly. Give him the tools and he'll produce for you
Ur not dead wrong he took one of the worst everton sides to a mid table run where they knocked off great teams in the fa cup
@@marcusholloway8925I always wanted to see his Everton run last a bit longer…. Madrid snatched him back soon as they got the chance tho!
He could have possible done something miraculous at Everton something Leicester like
He does have a favorite style: diamond formation for midfield
Don Carlo just raised his eyebrows and by the grace of God RM are now European champions. Legend
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The way I saw him so calm when needing to score 3 goals with less than 5 minutes to play vs one of the best teams in the world was trully inspirational. Reminds of how important a stratedy is and how important it is to be prepared for every situation even the ones you don't want to be in. You just have to trust the strategy you've developed and results will come sooner or later. "You can't be anxious for the result. If you've done the proper things, it will come."
we never wanted him to leave in the first place so its amazing to see him get his second chance and succeed again. Football loves Carlo not just madrid and Milan fans. Can u make a video on ‘the forgotten great coaches over the years’s”
The guy who o sacci took over from at Milan in the early 90s I forget his name but he was quality
@@elliotcoffman2643 Cappelo.
Sacchi* and Capello*
Sabela for argentina in 2014. Jupp heynecks for Bayern
It stuns me that Ancelotti had to win a fourth CL title to be named one of the greatest managers of all time. Even without the recent season with Real Madrid he would be one of the greatest. When his departure from Milan was announced in 2009 it was a very sad moment and I knew times were about to get harder for the club.
I think evryone viewed him as one the best coaches, but most ppl thought he was passed it when he went to everton
When it comes to football, Carlo Ancelotti is the true epitome of versatility.
Don Carlo - one of the best to do it. I’m glad he was manager of Chelsea and can’t believe we sacked him tbh. What a manager Ancelotti is. I have so much respect for him and I think he’s the only guy in football on one dislikes. 👍🏼
Just Chelsea things✨
Liverpool hate him 😂
Ancelotti leaving chelsea was the greatest mistakes of the Roman Era
@@jerrycloward7570 well they made a miracle at Istanbul and Carlo is punishing them still
Don Carlo is probably the one manager all us United fans would have loved to have had, post-Fergie.
The man is a serial winner.
Serial winner is not quite the right word because he has not been able to defend a single title in his long career apart from the German Supercup
Carlo actually did really well at Everton despite it not seeming that way. We were in the top 4 up until late March, got injuries to key players, and fell all the way down to 10th with the highest points finish for that position. But if he'd arrived at Everton before Moshiri's ridiculous spending spree on garbage footballers, I think things could have been very different.
Yes he did a good job, even Pep, Klopp, wont be able to take Everton into top 4 especially under 5 years.
Ain't that some truth
Than he left and Everton dropped
would he have come in the pre moshiri day, we never had pot to piss in🤣🤣🤣. tantalizing to think what he would have done with side from 2013 to 2016 like
Won the Champions League in 2014 but was harshly sacked one year later mainly due to them performing poorly in the league, but the players was still backing him and i thought if Perez could be more lenient he could deliver next season. One of the best in the game.
Not even that poorly they missed the title by 2 points
@@reintaler6355 It’s Madrid. They’re spoiled brats lol
@@Zach-mw5so and chelsea too. Its the owner and founder. Not the whole club
RM literally got 92 points in that year
We lost because we let Xabi Alonso go and we didn't get a proper replacement.
Ancelotti has always been adaptable coach, many managers who start their career in the late 90 have already retired but he still stay at the top club and won many trophy. Other coach who play the game based on style like Pep and Klopp will not have such longevity
This. His longevity and how he's essentially managed to adapt to three different eras isn't talked about enough.
@@lexkanyima2195 Ancelotti is much more loose, both in terms of his personality, training and tactics, while Conte has a more strict and disciplined system in place
He's like the Ronaldo of Coaches Adapts anywhere he goes wins anywhere he goes Has the most champions league titles
@@kobemeriez7860 faxx
You do know klopp started in early 2000 right?
Ancelotti's Milan side won 2 Champions Leagues but only 1 Scudetto. That says it all. He might have been able to relax top players before major finals, but he could not drive them to dominate leagues in the manner that Lippi, Capello and Mancini did during the same era in Italy.
Man has manage most of the best defender the world has ever seen
Carvarja,cafu, Nesta,ramos,Marcelo maldini,Stam,Terry calvaho Thiago Silva David Luiz varane Pepe Alaba lahm boateng Dante Hummel's many more
Lahm retired when guardiola i left
No,he retired in 2017, a year after Carlo came to the club
Never managed maguire though..
@@NiqueSir we all know that the GOAT Lord Maguire doesn't need any managing
what is david luiz doing there
The most underrated coach of all time
I remember when his time in Bayern, the players there actually saying his training method was incompetent and they decides to have a secret training session behind his back.
See now this man right here
This absolute legend
Always makes banger content
No, u
He's at our hearts, even a decade after leaving Milan. Another brilliant video ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
One of the things this video really gets across is how Carlo isn't a domineering, 'tough, strong leader'. None of that 'alpha male' nonsense. And he's the most successful manager in modern football. That speaks volumes about conventional wisdom on leading a group of people to achieve things.
I truly believe if Carlo Anchelotti Joined Man U after SAF, they would’ve continued to be successful.
Damn I’ve never heard anyone say that it still would’ve been quite a challenging task for Carlo with the glazers ownership a lot of United’s best players leaving their prime and also United but yeah it would have been a sight to see what he could have done with man United
Best manager in the world. I love him!
Though I dearly wish he could've managed my club way longer than 18 months, Carlo Ancelotti - unlike passing innovator Pep, father figure Klopp, Diego [you-know-what] and pragmatists Mourinho & Tuchel - Ancelotti can manage ANY team/club/organisation, and succeed with class.
During his time, taking over a relegation-bound Everton (we really were then too), under FFP handcuffs like never before, Carlo showed how to adapt a small squad, laced with one-trick-ponies; and adjust a variety of formations and calendar scenarios entirely to the benefit of the club. We all knew he had no problem with walking into work with an early dismissal a high possibility and not have a problem with it. But his tactical intelligence was there too. Remember the likes of Cavani, Fernandes and Rashford rip apart an in-form Everton 2-0 in the 1st-half of an Old Trafford February? No? Well, it's because we all remember a 7-minute 2-goal comeback from Anceclotti spotting a dodgy off-side trap in an otherwise amazing United XI. Digne getting forward, with Doucoure & James Rodriguez causing mayhem where it mattered. And then do it all over again once a Scott McTominay header out them back ahead; a brand new, goal hungry DCL scoring a 95th minute equalizer.
There were other glory moments that season, despite only finishing 10th. But what's happened since has only re-enforced brutal reality we at Everton face. Carlo Ancelotti is something else. very proud to know our club's employed the best striker in the world TWICE - and now, the best manager in the world on world real terms.
A great video, highlighting the many dynamic skills Carlo has, more than anyone else in the sport.
@@gnello3713 That 5-4 F.A. Cup win came just four evenings after the Old Trafford fightback Ancelotti masterminded. It's the best I ever saw Sigurdsson play, the best Davies play - everyone contributed that night.
His detractors were saying: "Benitez's Everton come from behind to win a PL game for the first time since..."; when we did so over a two-hour Cup marathon. It really was a statement of our club and Carlo that February night. In terms of how higher the standard of global competition football is now - it was the best week our club's players have ever performed.
Dude is the living embodiment of Thanos he assembled all the titles to create the infinity eyebrow
IF he won the world cup with Italy as a manager he has to be considered the GOAT without a doubt
Once Don Carlo raises his eyebrow and gives you that iconic face, the game is over.
I respect this guy
Even as a Barcelona fan
He is very good and I love his style of play
Am a Barca fan. This man is probably the greatest player/manager to do it(next to Cruyff). Almost winning a 3peat UCL under Sacchi as a player 🔥🔥
Ancelotti tactics are severely under rated. Man doesn’t set up an 11 to maintain possession or use modern tactics but instead focuses on disarming the tactics of the opposite team. Man knows his players well and knows how use them to thier extreme potential. Examples are Vinicius, Valverde, Camavinga, and Militao.
That's a mix of old school Italian style and great man management. It's not always successful and nowadays there's this fad for systems and beautiful playstyles, etc etc, but when you have the right players and the right coach you get the most results.
So much emphasis on "beautiful game". Few decades ago, beautiful game meant smooth dribbling like Brazilian magicians. This decade, beautiful game means sharp smooth passing game like Barcelona's tiki taka. But there is no beauty comparable to victory.
@@sr3821 Well put. Madrid in later years is perfect example. Team is changing and tactics are changing but results dont. Its all in head mainly. And Carlo is truly person who embodies that in players.
The first time he was sacked from Real Madrid, I was really really sad that day and felt super bad for him. I never felt this bad about any incidents of sacking Managers from Real Madrid other than that. Thats why, when he was hired I believed that he is the guy who would make Real Madrid better. But I never believed that he would win the Champions League this season. Oh dear, Oh dear. How wrong was I!
All Football Iconic does is Win and all Carlo does is Win.. This Video is a Win Win Situation 😉🔥
It’s crazy that he has not been able to defend a single title in his long career apart from the German Supercup
At this point he has to be considered one of the greatest ever. Even his season at Everton was pretty impressive in the context of how they've done since.
You know the game is over as soon as Don Carlo does the 🤨
after 84 with liverpool, every other thing became personal
Acellotti is deep thinking manager with great patience. It's extremely difficult to have a persistant winning formula in top flight football. He's brilliant and well deserved. He's made history with Real Madrid. What a fantastic TEAM he has. RM are probably the best team in the world at this present moment and Acellotti has played a major part in their achievements. They are a very exciting team to watch. Good luck with more trophies.
Quite inspirational. I need to apply his mentality in my own life. Good relationships make for good career prospects.
The best life advice I was ever given is it's not what you know it's who you know.
On the topic of Berlusconi being involved
I vividly remember when AC Milan signed Allegri, and he was set to be officially introduced with a press conference
Berlusconi showed up with his helicopter minutes before the start, went in, and talked about himself, the team, briefly introduced Allegri without letting him speak, and proceeded to give a political speech for a good half an hour
Allegri had to be re-introduced with another press conference and, when he PRIVATELY voiced his displeasure, Berlusconi, asked on the matter PUBBLICLY told "he better think about his hair style, it's way to messy for my taste"
Result:
Press Conference the day after, with the new hairline...
I thought I would never like Anchelotti being an Inter fan. But today...big respect!
Carlo Ancelloti has by far been the most successful as a player and manager
Carlo...
the man...
the myth....
the Leeegend.
When Ancelotti and Rodriguez joined Everton it was literally my two favourite people in football joining my favourite team. Tbh I knew it wouldn’t last but gee Wizz it was nice that it happened at all
It pains me to say it because Real Madrid recently gave my team Liverpool a footballing lesson.
Carlo Ancelotti is football icon.
His Palma team was incredible &, back then, he was only getting started.
& the AC Milan team he put together was unreal. I still remember how baffled I was when Kaka scored that goal against Manchester United at Old Trafford.
That 2005 final was a miracle for Liverpool & whilst I was overwhelmed with emotion at the time, I did feel Ancelotti when the dust settled …
That early retirement from playing probably lit a fire in his belly. He then went on to become one of the greatest managers of all time.
Its a sour taste when the club that I support have fallen victim to Carlo Ancelotti’s success but I’d rather the team be there than not …
& I admire anyone who can speak another language, let alone many. Honestly, there are not enough words.
It does hurt that he managed Everton for a period of time (but a lot of my mates support Everton so I was begrudgingly happy for them).
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A WC is missing !!!!
May GOD bless him and Brazil with WC glory 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Man, I thought that Real Madrid and Liverpool were starting to have a new European rivalry where, like with the rivalry with atletico madrid, Real was often the winner. Turns out that we are just passengers tagging along with Carlo in his eternal rivalry Liverpool lol
Ancelotti's truly the GOAT of football managers. How he was able to stand the test of time for decades of changing football tactics and landscape, and still win them all in this age, truly proves that he's the GOAT.
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Serial winner is not quite the right word because he has not been able to defend a single title in his long career apart from the German Supercup
Really good video mate, enjoyed it. Carlo is awesome, hope he stays in the game for years to come.
Spectacular job in telling the story of great legend Carlo Ancelotti. Very captivating and emotional, Carlo up there with Fergie and Wenger.
First video of yours I’ve come across - instant subscription, love the coverage. Can’t wait to dive in to all the other content!
Aaaaaaaaaaah thank you for this video man! This channel is a gift to the world.
Great videos.
Living in Australia, we don't get the same coverage of Serie A anymore.
As a kid, we'd get an hour of Serie A on Sundays.
Very nostalgic. My backgrounds Italian but I can't deny that I love the epl the most now.
Serie A is more for sentimnet now lol.
I remember Ancelotti scoring a screamer against Real when Milan beat them 5-1.
Amazing history.
Please keep these videos coming 🙏✌🇮🇹
Thanks for your continued greatness, T-Dawg! Keep these great videos coming, brother!
So happy you dropped a new video. Thanks fam
You make football so so interesting, I can’t thank you enough.
God bless you Tenashe and May you prosper in all you do
When Carlo arrived at madrid for the 2nd time.. I noticed one thing that he is not same as other manager like Zidane... His team plays for the badge.. His defender knows when to run forward and score a banger.. Under him every players play in the position where they need the most.. This is the perfect example of man management.. He doesn't force his team to play in their respective position he just knows which player plays how.. And let them manage in game in a simple 433 formation.. And guess what this works well for madrid cause when you 2_0 down and it's 89 minutes you have to use every 11 players in the pitch to score 2 goals.. Brilliant Don Carlo.. He just let his players play whatever they do the best.. And then GG ❤️
Awesome work for such an informative video. Thank you for this.
the point about calming down the players is the truest thing ever. For example motivated players would lose hope and get embarrassingly knocked out in any of those knockout stage games madrid played, while in reality madrid's players were calm and collected and managed to turn things around in literally the last moments of those matches
As a player he was fantastic and as a manager he still shows amazing resolve . He is also a great man manager.
20:31 well spent. No longer a football fan, but you make it very interesting.
Keep on.
Thanks!
Carlo Ancelotti is a Living Legend, he made me so happy this season, thank you Don Carlo.
When your back line is Maldini, Nesta, Cos and Kaldaze, ofc you can put any formation in the midfield. Prilo, Gat, Costa and Seedorf could have been in a diagonal shape and still would have had the same impact lol
I still respect Carlo the GOAT tho. Amazing vid, per usual.
Parma was such a force back in the day. So many world class players. Unfortunately the parent company went under the after and they had to reboot
ih have never been disappointed with your videos broo keep up the good work❤
Iconic video, as always 👌🏆
Love the longer video! More of the 20 minute variant please if possible :) I love all your vids but the 10 minute ones feel like they're over so quickly and you clearly have much more to say!
Your video's are always informative and funny in their own way which makes them really enjoyable, keep up the good stuff!
Great video learned a lot of stuff thank you I’ve been watching my whole life but thanks for doing all the research for me
You are ability to present needs to be showcased. I was kept totally entranced by your delivery and whimsical references. Nice one. Take a bow 🙇♀️
WHAT.AN.OPENING !! Kudos bro 👏👏👏 keep up the good work.
The men is a legend, it’s not spoken of enough how big a legend ancelloti is. Don Carlo🔥❤️
5:41 love this point out. For me a lot of the up and coming generation of coaches need to learn how to do this and do it effectively. Man management is something they are lacking in which is a shame as its a must for success.
I'm so surprised you aren't the top soccer TH-camr. You are a wonderful researcher, presenter. I really enjoy your channel.
love the vids!! keep it up
"Stats are only kind to attackers". This was deep, thanks.
Loved this, what a Legend!
It's a great channel this. Thank you for all your research 👌🏼
The video I didn't know I needed at the perfect time. God and the Universe certainly always know what you need and provide if you ask for it. Bless you brother, loved the video, I've subscribed.
Ayo, I'm a very picky subscriber and I'm very big into energy, it took me 20 seconds to want to listen to what you have say. I love your work. Don't stop!!!
Great video, man! Keep them coming)
He's the GOAT of managers for me.
Great job, thank you for your efforts
I love this channel and the information it also makes you feel like my friend
Such an awesome channel 🔥🔥🔥
great video, thanks for sharing!
He's an amazing person an absolute legend of a coach 💖🎯🏆
I'm learning about football. Brilliant video and topic.
As a Barca fan I really admire Don Carlo as a manager. It's a shame he will never get to coach our team. He's a living legend 👏👏
Excellent analysis
Can’t explain just how happy I was when I saw this video on my home page!
your vids rock bro keep up the good work
Amazing video, but would've loved if you game some details on that La Decima side's tactics and players just as a sort of tribute, that team was really special.
Coming in it's own video😉
Keep up the good work bro
Great intro, great video.
¡Grande carlo de padree! 🤍
Bro I literally just started watching soccer. I was watching the Real Madrid vs Manchester city and the one man who stood out of the everybody was that man. Looks very no nonsense kind of a man
keep watching im from northa america and ive been watching for a year pick a team and enjoy. but dont ever support man city
@@biggs4052 🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is why I’m loving soccer man the rivalry and yes soccer not foot ball
What a way to start
I started with the Legendary Top Tier Clasicos era
The vigor in this man is outstanding. At 37 years old performing amazingly in the most competitive league in the world is just mind blowing. Mind that 35 is when most players even the most successful players retire. This man is historic
Awesome video mate
Interesting how he said most players need not motivation but a calming down. This was my philosophy as a (admittedly lower level) youth coach and also as a player. Many coaches tear into their teams, but my halftime talks be like "everyone take a deep breath and find your focus". Not always foolproof of course, but I guarantee every player left the field still loving the game.
Man ! What a video ! But you forget to talk about his Christmas tree tactics which consider a great one as Barcelona xavi , basques and Inista or real madried modric , kross and casi in the recent years , the mix of sedrof, pirlo and gattuso was magnificent
I used to love the times back then where any team from all the big leagues were strong contenders in winning the UEFA. Unlike now where it's only 3