Carlo Ancelotti Faces Trial for Alleged €1 Million Tax Evasion
Spanish prosecutors seek nearly five years in prison and over €3 million in fines as Ancelotti denies charges of concealing income through complex financial structures.
- The trial of Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti began on April 2, 2025, at the Audiencia Provincial of Madrid.
- Prosecutors allege Ancelotti failed to declare over €1 million in income from image rights during 2014 and 2015.
- They claim Ancelotti used a network of trusts and intermediary companies outside Spain to evade taxes.
- Ancelotti has denied the charges, expressed confidence in the judicial process, and ruled out a plea agreement.
- The prosecution is seeking a prison sentence of four years and nine months, along with a fine exceeding €3 million.