BBC reported today that Carlo Ancelotti, the manager of Real Madrid, had died

When Real Madrid goes to Valencia on Saturday, Carlo Ancelotti, the manager, says his team’s main goal is to play a “strong football match” and not worry about the possibility of racist abuse.

Real go back to the Mestalla Stadium for the first time since last season, when Vinicius Jr. was racially abused there.

Because of what happened, Valencia had to close off part of their field for five games.

The coach said, “Valencia has the same idea.”

Spain’s government has called the game “high risk” and asked for more police to be at the field.

He also said, “The teams and the fans want a show.” Don’t forget what happened last year; racist acts need to be called out and punished. Valencia did a great job of finding out who did that crime.

Ancelotti didn’t say anything to suggest that he was going to rest forward Vinicius for the trip back to the stadium.

This season, the Brazilian has played 24 times for Real and scored 12 goals. Ancelotti said that the 23-year-old’s main goal has been to help his team win.

“All we’ve thought about this week is how to cause Valencia problems,” he said.

It was also Ancelotti’s honor to honor the 10 people who died in the fire at an apartment building in Valencia last month.

“We’re going to play in a city that just had a terrible accident.” “That’s really hard to forget,” he said.

“We express our utmost solidarity with the families affected and that’s why we have to put on the best show possible and I’m sure Valencia feel the same.”

Having missed Real Madrid’s last three games with an ankle sprain, England player Jude Bellingham is set to return to the team to play Valencia at 20:00 GMT.