Quote from: Jegileman on Today at 10:04:02 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 06:29:00 PM

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 Grin

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.

Liverpool and Bayern Munich are the two teams he has been linked to the most because of his past achievements as a player in those clubs. And seeing how in need of a new coach they are, he could consider them and join any of them after leaving Bayern Leverkusen.

Real Madrid have a great squad line up now and any coach that gets to manage this squad well will win more big m records to their names and their achievements will be much in a short time. The repetition of the Champions Legaue Trophy three times in a row can be replicated by Real Madrid again with this kind of squad they’ve put together.

Speculation about Xabi future will continue to be discussed even though he also has the potential to stay longer at Leverkusen. Bayern and Liverpool are the right clubs to be the next destinations if Xabi decides to leave, the offers of these two clubs are difficult for any coach to refuse. However, we have to wait for Xabi to complete his duties with Leverkusen, where they are very close to the championship trophy this season.

Staying at Leverkusen is also the right decision, the challenge is also quite big, where Xabi will be motivated to make an impressive record next season again. If they join Bayern, of course they can easily dominate the Bundesliga again. Meanwhile, if Xabi joins Liverpool, I think Xabi will find it difficult to bring the Reds to success in his first season.

Regarding Zidane, I think the opportunity to coach Madrid is still quite big, but in the near future that will never happen. Ancelotti is still showing a very satisfying performance, especially next season with the addition of new ammunition, Los Blancos will certainly be able to win any trophies more easily. Previously, Xabi was also linked with Madrid, but Ancelotti decided to renew his contract.