Carlo Ancelotti Equals Muñoz as Real Madrid’s Most Decorated Coach

Carlo Ancelotti has etched his name even deeper into Real Madrid’s storied history. With the club’s recent victory in the European Super Cup, the Italian tactician has officially tied Miguel Muñoz as the manager with the most trophies in the club’s illustrious history.

Ancelotti’s trophy cabinet now boasts an impressive collection of 14 titles, including three Champions League crowns, two Club World Cups, three European Super Cups, two LaLiga championships, two Copa del Rey triumphs, and two Spanish Super Cups.

Muñoz, a legendary figure at Real Madrid, previously held the record for both the number of games managed and the duration of his tenure at the helm. During his 14-year coaching stint, he led the club to 605 matches, securing two European Cups, one Intercontinental Cup, nine La Liga titles, and two Spanish Cups. Before transitioning to the dugout, Muñoz was also a key player in one of Real Madrid’s most successful eras, capturing three European Cups, four La Liga titles, and two Latin Cups as a player.

Ancelotti’s achievement places him in elite company alongside one of the greatest figures in Real Madrid’s history. As the Italian continues to write his own chapter in the club’s legacy, fans eagerly anticipate what the future holds for this legendary manager.