Carlo Ancelotti, the former manager of Everton, has filed a lawsuit against the club in London’s high court.
The Italian coach, who had a successful 18-month tenure at Goodison Park, resigned from his position in June 2021 to return to Real Madrid for a second spell.
The details of Ancelotti’s claim were not disclosed, but it is related to “general commercial contracts and arrangements.”
Neither Ancelotti’s legal team nor Everton have commented on the matter.
The club is facing a challenging summer, having narrowly avoided relegation from the Premier League and struggling financially.
Owner Farhad Moshiri is seeking investment to fund the construction of a new stadium, while several players are expected to leave.
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