Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti has bid an emotional farewell to Real Madrid, expressing his deep love for the club and its fans after a successful spell in charge

Saturday was an emotional day at the Bernabeu as the reign of the club's most successful manager came to an end

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti said that he has no desire to coach another club in the future as the Italian prepares to leave the Spanish giants after four hugely successful years in his second tenure.

Real Madrid has confirmed that Carlo Ancelotti will step down as head coach following the club’s final match of the season, marking the end of a highly decorated tenure that has seen him become the most successful manager in the club’s history.

Dortmund had gone in at half-time 2-0 up but Ancelotti’s team reacted in style, with Vinicius Jr scoring a 30-minute hat-trick to inspire a comeback with a 5-2 win. For this goal, the Brazilian picked up the ball near his own corner flag and drove to the edge of the box, where he fired a low shot past Dortmund ‘keeper Gregor Kobel.

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Alonso, who signed a three-year deal, will start immediately and coach his first games at the Club World Cup in June