“I don’t go anywhere,” Ancelotti declared, defiant and unshaken, refusing to resign amid growing pressure and doubt.

Relevo reports that Carlo Ancelotti has no intention of stepping down from his position as Real Madrid head coach, despite growing doubts about his future following the club’s Champions League elimination and their struggles in La Liga. The Italian is aware of the pressure surrounding him but remains committed to finishing the season and facing the final stretch with determination.

According to reports in Spain, Ancelotti believes that Real Madrid’s issues go far beyond coaching. He is convinced that the solution lies not in simply appointing a new manager, but in executing a deep and wide-ranging rebuild. In his view, a full structural overhaul is needed if the club is to return to the heights expected.

While some within his circle have encouraged him to reconsider his future, Ancelotti is not currently contemplating resignation. He plans to see out the season and then hold talks with the club to decide the next steps. The coach enjoys a strong and respectful relationship with club president Florentino Perez, and any decision about his future will be taken jointly and on good terms.

With the Copa del Rey and Club World Cup still ahead, the 65-year-old coach is focused on closing the season as strongly as possible. However, there is an increasing sense at Valdebebas that a new cycle may be needed, and even some players are said to support that view. Whether Ancelotti remains or not, he believes Real Madrid must undergo more than just a coaching change to find their way back to consistent success.