Rumour Has It: Real Madrid eye Ancelotti reunion, Tomori to stay with Milan

Marc Lancaster
June 1, 2021 06:19 MYT
Real Madrid know what Carlo Ancelotti can do.

The Italian led Los Blancos to Champions League glory in 2014.

Could a return to the Bernabeu be on the cards?

TOP STORY – REAL MADRD EYE ANCELOTTI

Real Madrid have been in contact with Carlo Ancelotti to replace Zinedine Zidane, Calciomercato says.

The Everton boss previously led Los Blancos from 2013-15, winning the Champions League title and Club World Cup in 2014.

Cadena SER reports Florentino Perez has reached out to Ancelotti and Everton have begun to ponder replacements in the event that he leaves.

Several other candidates have been linked to the opening at the Bernabeu, including Mauricio Pochettino, Antonio Conte, Raul and Xabi Alonso.

NOTICIA @ellarguero Informa @antonmeana Los contactos entre Ancelotti y el Real Madrid comenzaron hace 4 días Fuentes próximas a la negociación son bastante optimistas "El entorno de Ancelotti cree que es una opción que no puede rechazar" pic.twitter.com/zpfJYm2QKy

— El Larguero (@ellarguero) May 31, 2021
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ROUND-UP

- Fikayo Tomori is set to stay with Milan on a five-year permanent deal, Fabrizio Romano reports. Chelsea will get €28million for the move.

- Tottenham are plotting a move for Chelsea's Antonio Rudiger, the Mirror reports.

- Everton want to bring Pedro back to the Premier League but have yet to make Roma an offer for the former Chelsea winger, Calciomercato says.

- Saul Niguez wants to join Manchester United, with Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus also possibilities for the Atletico Madrid midfielder, the Mirror reports.

- Now free of his Juventus contract, Maurizio Sarri is favoured to take over at Lazio, Calciomercato reports.

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