ANCELOTTI:I COULD RETURN TO REAL MADRID IN 2016

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Carlo Ancelotti would consider returning to coaching with former clubs Real Madrid, Chelsea or Paris Saint-Germain - but not until the end of the season.

Madrid boss Rafa Benitez has come under pressure after his side suffered a 4-0 thrashing against Barcelona in the Clasico, with club president Florentino Perez calling a media conference on Monday to clarify the coach's future.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has also come in for criticism after a disappointing start to the season, and Ancelotti has indicated that, after a season away from coaching, he would be happy to return to one of his previous clubs.

"For sure, I could return to Real, but not at the moment as I've decided to take a year out," he told ANSA. "Next season I will return to coaching and I would have no problems returning to Madrid, Chelsea or PSG."

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