Interview reveals Ancelotti’s secret with Zidane at Juventus and how it influences Real Madrid today

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelloti gave an interview revealing how his vision changed at the time he commanded the French star Zinedine Zidane during his time at Juventus. The Italian was ahead of the old lady between 1999 and 2001.

The subject in question was to command the players newly signed by the Spanish club. In this transfer window, Real Madrid has brought five players so far, they are: Joselu, Arda Guler, Brahim Díaz, Fran García and Belligham (main signing from Borussia Dortmund). But there were also some departures, the main one being top scorer Karin Benzema, who ended his 14-year cycle with the club, in addition to the Frenchman, Real disposed of Marco Ascencio, Eden Hazard and Mariano Días.

_{Carlo Ancelotti and Zinedine Zidane with the Champions League. (Photo: Reproduction/ Twitter @Champions League)}

See some of Carlo Ancelloti’s statements:

“When I started training, I had a clear idea and I didn’t adapt to the players I had. I had an experience at Parma, where (Roberto) Baggio wanted to play as a star and I didn’t change the system. He went to another team. And I was wrong “.

“At Juventus, with Zidane, I started to understand that it’s better to adapt to the players. They have to feel comfortable. I adapted and I’m still adapting.”

The Real Madrid team has been well served by players in their midfield, especially the French, Camavinga (he can also be improvised at left-back), Tchoameni, the German Toni Kroos, the Croatian Luka Modric and the Uruguayan Valverde , are the names used by Carlo Ancelloti, who always uses the 4-3-3 system.

The European season starts next month, but before Real Madrid will start its pre-season by disputing the Soccer Champions Tour, the meringues will play with Milan, Manchester United, Juventus and against their archrivals Barcelona. The debut in the Spanish league will be against Athletic Bilbao.

Featured photo. Carlo Ancelotti, current coach of Real Madrid and Zinedine Zidane, former player and coach of Real. Playback: Getty Images/Site Goal