"Tell them that Madrid will be in the Champions League final": Ancelotti

Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid's embattled manager, has expressed unwavering confidence in his team's Champions League prospects, despite facing one of the most challenging periods of his tenure at the club.
In a private conversation revealed by Alberto Cerruti, a journalist for La Gazzetta dello Sport and a close friend of the Italian coach, Ancelotti boldly proclaimed, "Tell them anything, but the most important thing is that Real Madrid will be in the Champions League final in Munich".
This statement comes amidst a turbulent season for Los Blancos, who have suffered defeats to Lille, Milan, and Liverpool in the Champions League group stage. The team's struggles have led to speculation about Ancelotti's future at the club, with some reports suggesting his position may be in jeopardy.
However, the veteran manager appears to remain steadfast in his belief in the squad's potential to overcome their current difficulties. Ancelotti's optimism is rooted in Real Madrid's storied history in the Champions League, where they have often turned early setbacks into triumphant campaigns.
The Italian's confidence also extends to the integration of star signing Kylian Mbappe, despite the challenges faced in finding the Frenchman's optimal role within the team. As Real Madrid continue to navigate through a demanding season, Ancelotti's resolute faith in reaching the Champions League final in Munich serves as a rallying cry for a club accustomed to defying odds on Europe's grandest stage.