Real Madrid will bring Solari after replacing Ancelotti.

British media 'Sports Bible' reported on the 29th (Korea time) that "Real Madrid is considering replacing coach Carlo Ancelotti, and if he is replaced, he has already chosen as a successor."

Real Madrid lost 0-2 to Liverpool in the fifth round of the UEFA Champions League in the 2024/25 season at Anfield in Liverpool, England, on the 28th (Korea time).

Ancelotti has come under immense pressure just months after leading Real Madrid to a double in La Liga and the Champions League last season. Real got off to a sluggish start in the league and are four points behind leaders Barcelona.스포츠토토

He is also in danger of being eliminated early in the Champions League due to his loss to Liverpool this time. Real, the defending champion, has only six points from its opening five matches, and is currently 24th in the Champions League standings.

According to reports in Spain, Ancelotti could be replaced if his performance does not improve immediately. According to Roberto Morales, a reporter for Spanish media "Cope," former Madrid coach Santiago Solari is likely to take the helm if Ancelotti is replaced.

Solari, the former Real manager, was spotted in the Anfield stands against Liverpool, sparking speculation he could replace Ancelotti if needed. "Solari is an option if things don't get back on track and there are major disruptions in the coming months," Morales said on his Twitter account.

He also added, "I don't think Ancelotti will be dismissed. Because of his success, the importance of his character, we shouldn't at least start arguing before we end the season."

Solari, who served as Real Madrid's interim manager after Lopetegui's dismissal in 2018, is known to have very close relationships with Real officials, although he was dismissed helplessly in the Champions League and in El Clasico against Barcelona. Solari may take over as Real's interim coach while the club looks for a long-term replacement for Ancelotti.

Earlier this month, it was reported that Xavi Alonso would step down as head coach of Bayer Leverkusen at the end of the season, raising the possibility of a move to Real. Alonso led Leverkusen to a historic Bundesliga victory last season and also came close to winning the Europa League after losing to Atalanta in the final. However, this season has become much more difficult and he is currently fourth in the Bundesliga.

According to the sports media "Eurosport," Alonso told several players already in the locker room that Real was the most likely destination and said he planned to leave the team.