I think that for Xabi, Liverpool and Bayern remain priorities, with all due respect, but maybe it’s too early for him to coach Real. Real is the top rung, Xabi showed himself super cool with Bayer, but now he needs to show himself great not with an underdog, but with a top club like Bayern/Liverpool in order to finally enter the club of elite coaches.
By the way, most likely Zidane, having seen what kind of lineup Real has assembled, will try to return
It’s obvious to the naked eye that with such a team you can try to repeat Zidane’s achievement and win the Champions League three times in a row.
I agree with you because it is still too fast for Xabi Alonso to become a big club coach like Liverpool and Bayern Munich, especially if he fell Real Madrid in the next season. Xabi Alonso has not been very tested in the coach and may take time for him to develop a career in a club full of history. What Xabi Alonso needs to do with Leverkusen to a higher level in the Bundesliga so that his name will be one of the coaches discussed.By the way, most likely Zidane, having seen what kind of lineup Real has assembled, will try to return
It’s obvious to the naked eye that with such a team you can try to repeat Zidane’s achievement and win the Champions League three times in a row. Zidane might be one of the priority if Ancelotti stopped to become a Real Madrid coach and he had given something good for Real Madrid. If at this time asked who is more suitable to be a Real Madrid coach then I agree more if Zidane is their coach.
He left Real because he stopped feeling confident because of management, so he's unlikely to come back, only if management are serious about it and can get him reassured. I don't know if that's possible now, but why should Anceloti leave? I think the management will do their best to keep him as head coach