Agree. Coach Xabi Alanso has been an extraordinary coach recently with Leverkusen because he succeeded in lifting Leverkusen from downturn. You could say he's the type of person who likes processes rather than instant ones, even though he can do it. He is looking for experience as a coach starting from the bottom, worthy of emulation by other prospective coaches. Just look at the example. The difference in the mindset of Lampard and Xabi Alonso is that Lampard is too confident in coaching a big team even though his experience as a coach has not been tested. Meanwhile, Xabi Alonso prefers to gain experience by starting from scratch as a coach, little by little building his team. For me he is the best potential coach in the future.

His work as a coach has made many owners interested in using his services, as Chelsea said, they are also interested in his services. But personally, as a Real Madrid fan, I hope he can replace Ancelotti at Real Madrid, who will reportedly leave after the end of this season to coach Brazil.