[Original Soundtrack] Goodbye Ancelotti, who said the "sequel" is not exciting?

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This Monday, the Brazilian Football Association issued an official announcement confirming that 65-year-old Italian coach Ancelotti will serve as the head coach. According to Spanish media, Ancelotti will go to Rio de Janeiro to take office after the final round of La Liga on May 25. The Brazilian Football Association announced this news also means that Ancelotti will leave the Real Madrid coach after the end of this season.

Although Real Madrid has not issued a relevant announcement to confirm that An Shuai has left office, the separation is a foregone conclusion. When attending the press conference on Tuesday, Ancelotti also personally confirmed to the public, "From the 26th, I will become the head coach of the Brazilian team." A well-known reporter of Spain's Ass newspaper, Longcero recently updated his column to pay tribute to An Shuai.

The full text is as follows:

I never thought that I would talk about a Real Madrid coach with a deeper respect than to Bosque and Zidane. But IMHO, Ancelotti has surpassed everyone.

He changed the Spanish saying, "The sequel is never good." He completely broke the saying with the opposite facts.

In his first term, he brought the 10th Champions League trophy in Lisbon, ending Real Madrid's 12-year Champions League drought. After returning to coaching, he not only led the team to win the 15th Champions League trophy in Real Madrid's history, but also became the coach with the largest number of championship honors in Real Madrid's 123-year history.

The most important thing is his way of achieving these achievements, beautiful, great and epic. And those reversals that Real Madrid fans will always be engraved in their hearts.

How can we forget the magic night against Paris Saint-Germain with Messi, Neymar and Mbappe; How can we forget the two games against Manchester City, Rodrigo scored a magical goal, and the penalty shootout at Manchester City; How can we forget in the Champions League semi-finals, he followed his son Davide and sent Joseru to defeat Bayern Munich, led by Neuer.

He led the team to win the 14th and 15th Champions League trophy in the team history, with Liverpool and Dortmund respectively in the finals, and Real Madrid did not lose a single goal in the final. He also led the team to defeat Atletico Madrid at the Stadium of Light.

He is always elegant, never ostentatious, and has always been the representative of Real Madrid. Despite losing legendary stars (Casemiro, Marcelo, Benzema, Cross...), he has been silently enduring many requests that have not been able to do so, reshape the lineup, and always find a way to success.

He always instilled his philosophy of victory into the locker room, and this made him the only coach with five Champions League trophys.

He makes us sad and proud. His figure is so tall that we can't help but miss it.

He is a lucky star of Real Madrid and wrote the club's glorious history in golden words.

Goodbye, Carlo, our white hearts will always have your place.