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Carlow Ancelotti, Photo @holyhonda49 on X
Social media reacts to hilarious 'Carlow' Ancelotti meme following Real Madrid's Champions league win over the weekend.
Real Madrid, coached by Ancelotti, completed the league and Champions League double on Saturday with 2-0 win over German side Borussia Dortmund in Wembley.
Following the victory on Saturday night, Madrid announced one of the biggest deals in the modern era of football as they managed to secure the signature of French Superstar Kylian Mbappe.
After these two big victories for Real over the weekend, one image has been doing the rounds on social media.
The image is of Carlo Ancelotti togged out in a full Carlow kit with the caption Carlow Ancelotti.
The name based pun has been getting a great reception on social media. The image online has received a load of likes and laughing faces online as well as huge numbers of comments too.
One user on Facebook wrote: "Carlow Rising!!"
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