Paris Saint-Germain Striker Kylian Mbappe to Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti: That’s a Club Problem, Not Mine

DBasia.news – Speculation of a move for Paris Saint-Germain’s Kylian Mbappe is currently making big headlines in the Spanish capital, but Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti says it is the club’s job, and he has nothing to do with it.

The Italian considers that he cannot say much about Mbappe’s transfer to the Santiago Bernabeu even though Don Carlo knows that it is very interesting.

Ancelotti prefers to focus on Los Blancos’ next match in La Liga against Real Betis on Sunday (29/8), and he feels that his team already contains great players.

“It’s a club matter and I can’t say more,” said Ancelotti. “I know it’s very interesting, but I can’t say anything more now. I’m just focused on this weekend’s game.”

“I already have an amazing squad of great players, and I need to try to make sure they can do the best they can.”

“I’m happy with this squad but if they can continue to improve then it will be very good for everyone.”

Asked about what needs to be improved in his squad, Don Carlo said: “We have to improve our defence!”

“In attack we have played well, but it is the way we defend that we have to improve.”

“You can’t survive with seven or eight players in modern football like it is today, because you need to do it with 11.

“It’s about sacrifice. It’s about effort and having to be focused during the game.”

Cristiano Ronaldo some time ago has made the public excited, with rumors that he will leave Juventus and join Manchester City – which is a city rival of his former club, Manchester United.

But now CR7 has officially returned to Old Trafford and makes Red Devils supporters believe that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men will win a trophy at the end of the season.

Although the public was excited, Ancelotti insisted that these things should not interfere with his team’s preparations.

“No, we are talking about football in the dressing room and not the transfer window,” he said.

“Some players might talk about their own situation, if they think they are going to leave because they don’t get minutes, that’s perfectly normal. But in general we don’t talk about the transfer market.”

“He [Ronaldo] is back at a club that loves him, a club that I admire.”

“I wish Ronaldo all the best.”