New Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti can't guarantee Sergio Ramos staying next season.

The Italian coach stressed that he has not talked with the club about the Real Madrid captain's contract, one which runs until the end of June, and made clear that talks will take place in the coming days.

"What I know is that Real Madrid are going to compete in all competitions," said Ancelotti.

"And we are going to do it with the best possible squad. As for Sergio, I've only just arrived and I have to talk with the club. We will do so in the next few days.

"I did not imagine a Real Madrid without Ancelotti and it happened. This return has been very quick; we started [talks] on Saturday [May 29].

"I have not had time to talk about the squad. I really like being back and working with some of the players I did [in the past]. We haven't had time [to talk about it]."

Asked which style he will attempt to impose on Los Blancos, the former Everton coach indicated that Real Madrid must play attacking football.

"[I promise the] same as I did the other time," added Ancelotti.

"Play well, more intense football, more aggressive, more organised. Football has to be attacking and spectacular, because that is what the history of Real Madrid and the fans demand.

"[Karim] Benzema has to score 50, not 30. And Vinicius [Junior] has to score more goals, everyone has to score more. Benzema is a top striker and has made a lot of progress.

"I have a lot of hope in a lot of the young players. The target is to score goals. This does not mean to sign a striker who scores 30 goals; you have to look for more goals from the wingers."