<text>  Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has stars in his eyes on the front page of Marca on Saturday in the form of Lionel Messi and Diego Simeone. The Spanish paper says Look whats coming! in their headline as they outline two major challenges ahead for the Real manager. The height of rivalry: Ancelottis Madrid play for La Liga and the Champions League inside a month against Messis Barca and Cholos Atletico. Marcas front page on Saturday shows Lionel Messi left and Diego Simeone right in Carlo Ancelottis eyes . Ancelottis job is believed to be under pressure and the high-profile fixtures he faces could decide his future . Its as tough as it gets in Spain as they face a rampant Barcelona on Sunday as they look to peg back the point they trail their great rivals by before next months clash with Atletico Madrid in the Champions League quarter finals. AS also focus on the European tie of the round between last years finalists, looking at Reals determination to make up for their poor record against Atleti this season while the underdogs seek redemption from last years final. Real have yet to win a game against Atletico this season despite playing them six times, with the most recent result being a 4-0 triumph for their city rivals. AS talks revenge for Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid in the Champions League while Mundo Deportivo looks at Barcelonas two Clasicos - against Real on Sunday and their Champions League tie with PSG . Real Madrids Institutional Relations Director Emilio Butragueno L shakes hands with Atletico Madrids General Manager Clemente Villaverde at the Champions League draw after the clubs were paired together . Mundo Deportivo, as expected, take a Barcelona focus as they preview Barcas Champions League showdown with Paris Saint-Germain and Sundays El Clasico. They also touch on how Barca and Athletic Bilbao have formally asked for the Bernabeu as the venue for the Copa del Rey final. In Italy, almost every major club - bar Juventus - seem to be in some sort of crisis, if you believe their front pages. While La Gazzetta dello Sport looks forward to Juves favourable draw against Monaco in the Champions League quarter-finals with the headline: Juve Grand Prix, Corriere dello Sport focus on how AC Milan will be left on its own ahead of a planned fan walkout against Cagliari at the San Siro. Almost every Italian club other than Juventus looks to be in trouble according to the front pages there . Juventus players celebrate their brilliant 3-0 win over Borussia Dortmund that secured a last-eight place . The clubs Ultras are reported to be planning a boycott in protest as Filippo Inzaghis position as manager comes under threat. Back with La Gazzetta, they also look at a big clear-out at Inter Milan and chaos at Roma after their Europa League exit in difficult times for Serie As big clubs. 