Carlo Ancelotti denied he was joining Chelsea but did state it would be a 'dream' to manage Roma.
Milan boss admits that it would be a 'dream' to manage Roma
AC Milan manager Carlo Ancelotti again dismissed reports linking him with Chelsea but did state that it would be a 'dream' to one day manage Roma.
The Italian reiterated that he would not be leaving the San Siro for another year at the very least, ruling himself out of the running for the Blues post at the end of the season.
However, the 49-year-old did admit that it was one of his dreams to manage Roma, where he spent eight years as a player and captain.
Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi has confirmed that he will hold talks with Ancelotti over his future at the end of the season and the latest comments may not go down too well with the Rossoneri chief.
"I will stay on for next season at least and we are already working towards strengthening the squad," he said.
Denial
"I am not going to Chelsea.
"I am used to all the reports and they will probably continue, but it's not a problem."
Ancelotti added with regards his Roma ambition: "It is a dream that sooner or later I will realise.
"To coach the Giallorossi is a desire that I have never hidden.
"Roma has remained in my heart, for the people, the history that you breathe in the city, the food."
