Carlo Ancelotti, the seasoned head coach of Real Madrid, has implied that the club is not keen on him fielding younger talents. This assertion surfaced following his decision to substitute Arda Guler during Real Madrid's comfortable 3-0 victory over Cadiz.
In the match where Real Madrid secured their 36th La Liga title, Carlo Ancelotti opted to replace Arda Guler, a 19-year-old player, with Jude Bellingham. Despite Guler's commendable performance, Ancelotti clarified his decision by citing the need for fresh legs to secure the win.
Ancelotti shed light on the club's directive upon his appointment, stating, "That’s what they asked of me at Real Madrid when they signed me, not to bring in young players." This statement underscores a potential inclination within the club hierarchy towards prioritizing experienced players over younger prospects.
Looking ahead, Real Madrid is gearing up for a pivotal UEFA Champions League semi-final clash against Bayern Munich. This upcoming encounter further highlights the strategic considerations and preferences guiding Ancelotti's team selections.
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