Ancelotti Denies Benzema Return Amid Rumors

Real Madrid’s Stand: Ancelotti Addresses Benzema Speculations

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti took a firm stance against recent rumors surrounding Karim Benzema’s potential return to the club during a press conference ahead of the La Liga clash against Las Palmas.

Benzema’s Gulf Struggle: Seeking a Way Out

After Benzema’s move to the Saudi Pro League in 2023, reports suggest the French striker is exploring options to exit the Gulf Country. Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea, are reportedly interested, along with murmurs linking him back to Real Madrid.

Ancelotti’s Blunt Response: “That’s a Lie”

Ancelotti, dismissing the speculations, responded bluntly, “That’s a lie, we have never spoken to the club about this.” The Italian manager, who has consistently praised Benzema, clarified Real Madrid’s stance on the matter.

Ancelotti Hits Back at Barcelona: Disapproval of Comments

Ancelotti took the opportunity to respond to Barcelona’s recent comments following Real Madrid’s controversial 3-2 win against Almeria. Barca’s president, Joan Laporta, criticized the refereeing decisions and referred to the match as a “disgrace.” Ancelotti disapproved of such comments, highlighting ongoing investigations against Barcelona.

Reminder of Ongoing Investigations: Diverting the Topic

In response to Barcelona’s comments, Ancelotti reminded everyone of the ongoing investigation into payments made by Barcelona to the Technical Committee of Referees’ ex-Vice President, Jose Maria Enrique Negreira. Ancelotti emphasized the need to wait for the results and not divert the topic from the real issues.

Spanish Football Under Scrutiny: Addressing the Larger Problem

Ancelotti addressed the broader issue in Spanish football, stating, “Spanish football has had a problem. Now the anti-corruption prosecutor’s office & the Civil Guard are doing the investigation, and now we have to wait. You don’t have to divert the topic.”

Conclusion: Ancelotti’s Firm Stance Amidst Speculations and Controversy

In conclusion, Ancelotti’s press conference provided a clear stance on the Benzema rumors and addressed the ongoing controversies involving Barcelona. Real Madrid remains focused on their upcoming fixtures, emphasizing the need to let investigations unfold without diversion from the core issues.

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