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Quote from: Dewi Aries on Today at 01:11:33 AM

Looking for a new coach, there have been rumors of two well-known names, Zidane and It's just that for a coach like Madrid, the decision will be very difficult considering that controlling a big club certainly cannot be rushed and Perez needs to consider many things according to the quality of his track record.

Zidane is actually also great coach, in fact his previous track record when coaching Real Madrid was very good and he managed to win three UCL titles with Real Madrid.
But I not sure Zidane will want to return to coaching Real Madrid again.

When Zidane coached Madrid he was at the right time with a star-studded composition of players. So the challenge now is definitely different where Zidane is required to manage young seeds. Therefore, it is quite reasonable for Madrid to bring in Xabi Alonso, who in fact currently still has the status of team coach, coupled with Leverkusen achievements in being able to sit firmly at the top of the Bundesliga standings, this has further increased Madrid's interest. I think Xabi Alonso is at the right moment to make his name and career right now.

Quote from: Luzin on Today at 05:36:44 AM

It looks like Caasemiro's decline in quality has Man United ready to sell him. It seems that this is because he has a Hamstring. Sir Jim Ratcliffe, opened an offer to Casemiro, Ratcliffe is the man who will lead the club's sporting department. The money raised will be used to help fund the redevelopment of Old Trafford. But at the current conditions, if Ten Hag does not have a replacement, they will only suffer with the conditions of the game getting worse. Casemiro is a good player, he was able to bring Man United into 3rd place last season.

Source: https://talksport.com/football/1641488/transfer-news-arsenal-newcastle-neves-man-utd-casemiro-tottenham-chelsea/

At the start of the season, Casemiro arrival at Man United brought a few changes, but recently his role was no longer visible on the field, apart from the hamstring injury he suffered, Casemiro also carried too much of the heavy burden alone in midfield. Ten Hag had no other choice because the club's condition was difficult to recover. Without Casemiro, I am increasingly worried that Man United will no longer be able to strengthen their midfielders. Finding a replacement option should be the main priority but Man United's owners are focused in other directions. If he didn't have Man United, perhaps all needs, both internal and external, could be more easily realized by Sheikh Jassim.