As the world gears up to witness another legendary El Clasico, the air remains thick with a blend of rivalry and enthusiasm. Scheduled to be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the titans of La Liga will go head-to-head in the finals of the Spanish Super Cup, competing for their first trophy of the season. But hidden beneath the fierce clash is a subplot that could etch the name of Real Madrid boss, Carlo Ancelotti, even deeper into the club’s rich history.

The Spanish Super Cup final against FC Barcelona isn’t just about silverware; it is Ancelotti’s chance to surpass former Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane’s record. As fans anticipate the kick-off, let’s delve into the details of the record eyed by Carlo Ancelotti.

A record-breaking opportunity for Carlo Ancelotti

As the curtain rises on this monumental clash, Carlo Ancelotti is set to make history, regardless of the outcome of the fixture. The Italian tactician is set to lead Los Blancos for the 264th time when Real Madrid sets foot on the pitch against Barcelona on Sunday. As reported by Mundo Deportivo, by securing this feat, Ancelotti will surpass the legendary Zinedine Zidane, his predecessor. The 64-year-old manager will also moor his place among the coaching elite of Real Madrid.

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Carlo Ancelotti will become the second coach with the most matches in the history of Real Madrid. Former Real Madrid coaching legend Miguel Munoz sits on the pinnacle currently. He coached an unattainable 605 games for the Merengues between 1960 and 1974. However, the Italian is also targeting another major feat beyond this milestone.

If Real Madrid successfully clinches the Spanish Super Cup title, Ancelotti will equalize Zidane’s tally of eleven trophies as a manager. He will potentially become the manager to achieve this hallmark in fewer days in charge. These numbers endorse Carlo Ancelotti’s prowess and position him as one of the most influential coaches in Real Madrid’s history.

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A victory in the Spanish Super Cup will also set his sights on Miguel Munoz’s remarkable achievements. Munoz secured 14 titles with Real Madrid during his tenure, and the Italian will be surely eyeing to surpass him in the coming years. As Ancelotti extended his contract with the club until 2026, he’ll have ample opportunities to etch an indelible mark on the club. If he secures 14 titles, it will be a feat not witnessed since the era of Vicente Del Bosque.

Ancelotti also encapsulated the essence of the Real Madrid DNA during his post-match press conference after his team thumped Atletico by a 5-3 score-line. He stated that Real Madrid never gives up, a spirit that has defined the club through the ages and is etched in the club’s DNA. As the Spanish Super Cup Finals beckon, Ancelotti stands at the threshold of history. It’ll be interesting to see what lies ahead for Real Madrid and Carlo Ancelotti.

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