The 34-year-old son of Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has long been viewed as one of Europe’s most promising young coaches, and now he could be set to take the reins in Glasgow as part of a bold new era.
Sources close to the proposed takeover suggest Ancelotti has been a target in previous managerial hunts, but this time the stars may finally align. After missing out on their first two choices in earlier attempts to lure a marquee manager, the consortium driving the talks is eager to make it third time lucky — and believe Ancelotti represents the perfect blend of modern tactics, elite-level experience, and long-term vision.
Having served as assistant manager at Bayern Munich, Napoli, Everton, and now Real Madrid, Ancelotti has quietly built an impressive CV under the mentorship of his father. But now, he’s reportedly ready to step into the spotlight on his own terms.
Rangers, who are seeking a manager to reinvigorate the squad and challenge Celtic’s domestic dominance, see Ancelotti as a forward-thinking figure capable of leading a cultural and footballing reset. If the takeover is finalised in time, the appointment could come swiftly — signaling a statement of intent from the incoming powerbrokers.
With fans eager for clarity and direction, the potential arrival of Davide Ancelotti could be the galvanising move needed to usher in a new chapter at Ibrox. Whether he can turn promise into silverware remains to be seen, but the vision is clear: Rangers are aiming high.
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