Carlo Ancelotti has quickly settled into life at Bayern Munich after insisting he would like to remain at the club for the long term following a flying start with the German champions.

The former Chelsea manager joined Bayern in the summer to replace Pep Guardiola, having been out the game for a year following his sacking at Real Madrid.

Like Guardiola at Manchester City the Italian has got off to the perfect start at the Allianz Arena, winning all six matches so far including a 3-1 win over Ingolstadt in the Bundesliga at the weekend.

Carlo Ancelotti has won all six of his Bayern Munich games in charge since taking over

Bayern players celebrate during their 3-1 win over Ingolstadt on Saturday in the Bundesliga

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'I would love to stay here longer than two years,' Ancelotti told TZ. 'There are clubs that feel like a company and there are clubs that feel like a family. Bayern feels like a family.'

BAYERN UNDER ANCELOTTI
August 14: Samsung Galaxy Note 10 specs Borussia Dortmund (German Super Cup) won 2-0*

August 19: Carl Zeiss Jena (German Cup) won 5-0

August 26: samsung galaxy a50 antutu galaxy note 9 specs Werder Bremen (Bundesliga) won 6-0

September 9: Schalke (Bundesliga) won 2-0

September 13: Rostov (Champions League) won 5-0

September 17: HTC Desire 19+ specs Ingolstadt (Bundesliga) won 3-1

Bold denotes home game

* neutral venue 

It's not just on the pitch Ancelotti has quickly got to grips with the German style either.

In press conferences the 57-year-old has impressed with the use of the German language although the Italian modestly states he is still having difficulties learning another language.

'I have to say the Germany language is very complicated,' Ancelotti added.

Bayern Munich are already top of the Bundesliga following their 100 per cent start and have looked untouchable in the early days of Ancelotti's reign.

Ahead of Wednesday's home game with Hertha Berlin, huawei mate 20 rs porche desing specs y9 2018 antutu benchmarking Bayern have scored 23 goals across six games in all competitions.

During that period they have only conceded once, which came in the 3-1 victory over Ingolstadt on Saturday.

Ancelotti has quickly become popular with Bayern Munich supporters as he signs autographs

Bayern have already scored 23 goals including five against Rostov in the Champions League

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