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Sportshour: Carlo Ancelotti: Mourinho Should Keep Giggs

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Carlo Ancelotti: Mourinho Should Keep Giggs

28/05/2016 GMT

BBC World Service - Sportshour, Carlo Ancelotti: Mourinho Should Keep Giggs

Carlo Ancelotti on why new Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho should keep Ryan Giggs

As Jose Mourinho takes up his new position as manager of Manchester United we speak to a man has also managed Chelsea and Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti. He tells us what he would do if were taking control of Manchester United. He also reveals his year off from football has been busy including making his Hollywood film debut in Star Trek movie 

Pep Talk
In the interest of fairness we profile Pep Guardiola, the man who will take on Mouriniho from the other side of Manchester. We hear from the Spaniards father, plus author Guillem Balagué.

The Future of Indian Football
We hear about the life changing work of the Indian based Young Champs Academy. Their full time residential scholarship has given children aged between 11 and 14 a dream footballing opportunity and for some saved them from a life on the streets. We meet the team and coaches on their tour of English Premier League clubs.

Sporting Witness… In 1976, the US boxing team took five gold medals at the Montreal Olympics, defeating many of their Soviet and Cuban rivals along the way. Featuring four future professional world champions and the legendary Sugar Ray Leonard, the team is now regarded as one of the greatest of all time. We hear from its youngest member, gold medallist Leo Randolph.

(Photo: Jose Mourinho and Ryan Giggs share a giggle Credit: ANDREW YATES/AFP/Getty Images)

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