Ancelotti: I don't want Italy job yet

Posted Saturday, April 04, 2015 by Goal.com

The Italian has spoken previously about his desire to take over the national team in the future, but says he is enjoying club football too much

Carlo Ancelotti has declared that he has no desire to take over as Italy coach at the present time.

Antonio Conte's time in charge of the Azzurri has been temperamental since he replaced Cesare Prandelli after the World Cup in 2014.

The 55-year-old Real Madrid coach has previously spoken of his interest in taking over the national side but he has admitted that he is not ready to make that step yet.

"I can't see it at the moment because I love what I am doing now - being out on the training pitch and coaching players every day of the week," he told Cano ale 5.

The ex-Chelsea boss was also asked if he would like to return to manage AC Milan.

He is still held in high regard at the Rossoneri, having won two European Cups during his time there as a player and two Champions League titles as a coach between 2001 and 2009.

Current Milan boss Filippo Inzaghi has come under immense pressure with his side sitting eighth in Serie A, nine points behind Napoli, who occupy the final European spot, and Ancelotti said he would like to return to the club one day.

"Would I ever go back to Milan? Of course! It's the only club I would ever go back to," he replied.