Everton being sued by former manager Carlo Ancelotti

Online case listings show that Ancelotti, who is now in charge of Real Madrid, has taken High Court action against the Premier League club
Everton being sued by former manager Carlo Ancelotti

By Brian Farmer, PA

Everton are being sued by former manager Carlo Ancelotti, court records show.

Online case listings show that Ancelotti, who is now in charge of Spanish giants Real Madrid, has taken High Court action against the Premier League club.

A claim has been filed in the commercial court, part of the High Court, in London and relates to “general commercial contracts and arrangements”.

Everton v Crystal Palace – Premier League – Goodison Park
Everton fans hold up a banner for manager Carlo Ancelotti. Photo: Martin Rickett/PA.

The case is listed as Ancelotti v Everton Football Club Company Limited.

Listings give no further details.

Ancelotti, 64, who comes from Italy, managed Everton between December 2019 and June 2021.

He left to take up the role of head coach at Real Madrid.

Ancelotti recently saw Real Madrid beaten 5-1 on aggregate by Manchester City in the Champions League semi-finals.

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