Carlo Ancelotti (born in Reggiolo Italy,1958) did not revolutionize football in the same way that his mentor Arrigo Sacchi did, but his methods have proven to be both reliable and successful, as demonstrated by his history. His talents lie in making the most of the players who are at his disposal, subordinating the tactics to them - a lesson he learned very early on - managing the dressing room with calm and humor, and getting the immense egos of the superstars at his disposal to work together, to serve the teams that he builds. That's what this book is about: an in-depth study of his leadership skills, his tactics, and his achievements, based on the testimonies he has shared in his books and public appearances, and those of his players, his opponents, and the analysts. In short: a compendium of the virtues of Ancelotti the Manager, something which has not existed until now; secrets that every aspiring coach should know.