Profil Charletto

Carlo Ancelotti
Born on 10.06.1959 in Reggiolo (RE)
Midfielder (C) and Coach, 1.79 m, 74 kg
As a player:
Seasons in Milan: 5, from 1987-88 to 1991-92
Nicknames: "Terminator", "Charles Martel", "Panettone", "Bimbo", "Carletto bigwigs"
Coming from Rome
Debut in Milan in friendly matches on 02.08.1987: Milan vs Solbiatese 7-0
Official racing debut in Milan in Italy and in the Cup 23.08.1987: Milan vs Bari 5-0
Last game with AC Milan on 24.05.1992: Foggia vs Milan 2-8 (Championship)
Total appearances in official matches: 160
Goals scored: 11
Rossoneri Palmares: 2 League Titles (1987-88, 1991-92), two Champions Cups (1989, 1990), 2 Intercontinental Cups (1989, 1990), 2 European Super Cups (1989, 1990), 1 Supercup (1989) , 1 Italian Cup final against Juventus (1990)
Absolute debut in Serie A on 16.09.1979: Roma vs Milan 0-0
Palmares staff: a Scudetto (1983, Rome), 4 Italian Cups (1980, 1981, 1984, 1986, Rome)
Debut in the Italian National 06/01/1981: Netherlands vs Italy 1-1 (Mundialito Montevideo)
Total attendance in the National Italian: 26
Goals scored in the Italian National: 1
BY COACH:
Seasons in Milan: 8, from 2001-02 (replaced Fatih Terim November 6, 2001) to 2008-09
Debut on the Milan bench in official competitions and in the Italian Cup 13.11.2001: Milan vs. Perugia 3-0
Last game as coach of AC Milan on 31.05.2009: Fiorentina vs Milan 0-2 (Championship)
Total benches in official matches: 420
Palmares AC Milan: 1 Scudetto (2003-04), 2 Champions League (2003, 2007), 1 Italian Cup (2003), 2 European Super Cups (2003, 2007), 1 Italian Super Cup (2004), a World Cup for Clubs ( 2007), a bench of gold as the best coach of Serie A (2003), Oscar del Calcio "best coaches in the league (2000-01, 2003-04), 1 Intercontinental Cup final (2003), a Champions League final League (2005)
Palmares staff: a promotion to Serie A (1995-96, Reggiana), 1 second place in Serie A (1996-97, Parma), 2 second places in Serie A (1999-00, 2000-01, Juventus), 1 Cup Intertoto Cup (1999, Juventus), an English Championship (2009-10, Chelsea), 1 Community Shield (2009-10, Chelsea), 1 FA Cup (2009-2010, Chelsea)