Real Madrid is experiencing a period of clear turmoil this season, both on the sporting and administrative levels, under the management of President Florentino Pérez, who is facing increasing criticism from fans and the Spanish press.

The Brazilian Football Confederation announced unexpectedly today, Monday, the signing of Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti to take over the team's management after the end of the Spanish league competitions.

This matter is considered a clear example of administrative turmoil within Real Madrid and raises many questions about how the transitional phase is being managed at the club, as it is illogical for the Brazilian federation to announce the signing of Carlo Ancelotti at a time when no official statement has been issued by Real Madrid confirming his departure.

So far, Real Madrid has not issued any official announcement clarifying the date of coach Carlo Ancelotti's departure or confirming definitively that Xabi Alonso will take over the team's coaching duties. This silence from the club's management adds more ambiguity and reinforces the feeling of confusion in handling the post-Ancelotti phase.

Press reports, especially from reliable sources like Fabrizio Romano or Marca, have confirmed that Xabi Alonso will take over coaching the team after the end of the Spanish league and that he will lead Real Madrid in the Club World Cup, but as of this moment, there is no official confirmation from the club.

The Spanish coach is set to sign a 3-year contract with the royal club, awaiting the official announcement from the white club.