Carlo Ancelotti Unveiled as the new manager of Bayern Munich succeeding Pep Guardiola Monday July 11,2016

Carlo Ancelotti has pledged there will be no dramatic revolution as he begins the task of delivering Bayern Munich the prize they crave above all.

The Italian was officially presented at the Allianz Arena on Monday July 11,2016 as Pep Guardiola’s successor, having signed a three-year deal, and his mission over the course of his contract will be to lead Bayern to their sixth Champions League success.

Winning the biggest prize in club football is an obsession in Munich but that objective proved beyond Guardiola, who was eliminated in the semi-finals in each of his three seasons here. Though he won seven trophies, some regard a failure to lift the Champions League as a stain on his CV.

Carlo Ancelotti steps out onto the Aliianz Arena turf for the first time

 

Carlo Ancelotti was afforded a warm, traditional Bavarian style welcome on the pitch of the club's imposing Allianz Arena stadium

Carlo Ancelotti and his wife Mariann Barrena McClay hold lederhosen while a band dressed in local clothing play music behind them

 

 

Carlo Ancelotti was paraded around the pitch by children in replica Bayern Munich kits after a holding a news conference inside the stadium

 

CARLO ANCELOTTI CAREER CV 

1995-96: Reggiana

1996-98: Parma

1999-2001: Juventus

2001-09: AC Milan

2009-11: Chelsea

2011-13: PSG

2013-15: Real Madrid

2016-Present: Bayern Munich