Real Madrid’s Italian Coach, Carlo Ancelotti, carried his successes in football into his education life.
The Italian football player, who continued his master’s degree in the “Preventive and Adapted Motor Activities Science and Techniques” department at the University of Parma, graduated with an honorary certificate.
Coaches such as Arrigo Sacchi and Ariedo Braida, who made great contributions to the football career of the 64-year-old coach, also attended Carlo Ancelotti’s graduation ceremony held at the University of Parma.
“YOU CAN CALL ME DOCTOR NOW”
Making a statement at the ceremony, Carlo Ancelotti said, “When I decided to do a master’s degree, many people said that I would only take a few exams, but I took a lot of lessons. These exams were quite difficult, so I had to prepare well. I like it when people call me ‘doctor’. Some people call me ‘doctor’.” “I will tell my players, ‘You can call me doctor’.” he said.
“FOOTBALL IS FOR ME…”
Saying that the world of football has taught him many things, the experienced coach said, “Football served as a great school for me in my life. It taught me to compete and push my limits. My human relations, my respect for the rules, my respect for the authorities and my ability to listen to people have improved a lot. It is impossible to develop talent. Maradona “He had a great talent, you couldn’t teach him how to dribble, but you can teach him how to manage this trait. A great champion is someone who manages to use his talent to help others.”
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