Carlo Ancelotti insists he would have no problem if Chelsea sacked him at the end of the season. Ancelotti is widely considered a dead man walking at Stamford Bridge, with the club on the brink of their worst season since Roman Abramovich bought the club almost eight years ago. The Italian insisted he had yet to learn his fate and was focusing on helping Chelsea finish as high as possible in the Barclays Premier League. Testing times: Ancelotti watched Chelsea crash out of the Champions League to Manchester United this week 'I don't know what my future is,' he said. 'At the end of the season, I think the club can decide if they want me to continue or if they want to change. 'If they are not happy, they can change without problem. This is not a problem for me.' Chelsea have only finished a season without silverware twice during Abramovich's reign, with the Russian sacking the manager on both occasions. Ancelotti, who confirmed he spoke with the owner after Tuesday's Champions League defeat at Manchester United, won the double in his first campaign in charge. But he admitted this would mean nothing considering this season's collapse. 'Last year is the past,' he said. 'Everyone was happy to win the double last year but this is the past. 'Obviously, this season was not a good season for us but now we have seven games.