Ancelotti: Real Madrid’s youngsters will mark a definitive era at the Bernabéu 

Carlo Ancelotti believes the current crop of youngsters in Real Madrid is poised to mark a great era in the club’s future.

Madrid presented their 36th La Liga trophy before demolishing Deportivo Alavés at the Santiago Bernabéu on Tuesday. Their victory over Babazorros also extended the Ancelotti side’s unbeaten streak to 30 matches in La Liga.

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The Los Blancos’ La Liga triumph can we’ll be attributed to the blend of experienced and hungry youngsters masterfully deployed by Ancelloti throughout the season.

“The squad is extremely talented, with very young people and a great deal of quality,” Ancelotti told Madrid’s press.

The Italian gaffer continued, “This club can mark an era in the future considering the value of the young players we have at the moment. It’s been my best season as a coach.

“The team did fantastically well in the league, we won it deservedly and without a shadow of a doubt.”

With the Spanish Super Cup and La Liga already secured, Madrid could end the season with a treble if they defeat Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League (UCL) final on June 1.

At the heart of this milestone are 20-year-old Jude Bellingham and 23-year-old Vinicius Junior whose performances have been massive.

This season in all competitions :

Vini Jr : 23 goals, 11 assists — 11 MOTM awards.

Jude Bellingham : 23 goals, 12 assists — 12 MOTM awards.

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Ahead of the UCL final against Dortmund on June 1, Ancelotti has given Madrid players 3 days off before the start of the preparations for Wembley.