Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti strongly refuted speculations surrounding the potential departure of Turkish footballer Arda Guler from the club during the upcoming summer transfer window.

Ancelotti expressed his unwavering confidence in the player’s abilities and emphasized his importance to the team’s future.

Following an impressive performance in a 1-0 victory against Real Sociedad, where the player scored the decisive goal, the 19-year-old prodigy, Arda Guler, has been the subject of transfer rumors.

However, Ancelotti firmly stated that Guler will remain an integral part of Real Madrid’s squad in the coming season.

Acknowledging Guler’s exceptional talent and extraordinary qualities, Ancelotti commended the young attacker’s hard work and dedication.

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He highlighted Guler’s remarkable goal-scoring record, emphasizing the impact he has made in limited playing time. Ancelotti expressed his belief that Guler will continue to develop and become increasingly involved in the squad as he matures.

Guler, who joined Real Madrid for €20 million last summer, has faced several setbacks this season due to injuries.

Ancelotti’s endorsement of Guler’s future at the club reaffirms the youngster’s potential and showcases Real Madrid’s commitment to nurturing young talent. With Real Madrid currently leading the La Liga standings with 84 points from 33 games, Ancelotti praised his players’ professionalism and determination during their recent victory over Real Sociedad.

He expressed pride in their performance, commitment, attitude, and desire to maintain their winning streak, acknowledging their spectacular efforts.

As Real Madrid prepares for their UEFA Champions League semi-final clash against Bayern Munich, the club remains focused on their upcoming challenges while affirming their belief in the abilities of their exceptional young attacker, Arda Guler.