Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on Today at 01:09:27 PM

Quote from: MArsland on Today at 11:56:10 AM

If we haven't tried it, how do we know the results? So Xabi Alonso option is still the frontrunner so far and there are no other suitable candidates for Madrid. Besides if you rely on experience of course you are right, but how long do you have to wait? Leverkusen will not stand in his way if he really wants to go to Madrid, on the other hand there are rumors about Jurgen Klopp but I doubt Klopp will leave his current position at Red Bull.

Oh really? You forget how Zidane is still remain jobless at this moment. I'd liked to see him as a new head coach of Real Madrid instead of Xabi alonso. I'm not saying Xabi bad, but ain't comparable to the Zidane. I hope god will help them to re-signed him as a new coach.
I miss the time when Madrid has superior squad that won everything.

But it seems that Zidane's name is currently not mentioned to replace Ancelotti next season. Indeed, Zidane is a great coach, but I am also confused why out of the many news that I have read, there is not a single name of Zidane.

All reports and news circulating at this time Xabi Alonso is the main candidate to become Real Madrid coach next season and this report seems solid from various sources ranging from (Spain, Germany, and Global). Real Madrid did approach Jürgen Klopp, but it seems that he has no intention of returning to coach next season, he is focused on Red Bull and this has also been confirmed by his agent directly.

But I still believe in the process, because usually Real Madrid always makes surprises in player and coach transfers. It is possible that Zidane's name does not appear now, then suddenly appears when Ancelotti leaves and Zidane comes to replace him. We'll see what surprises Mr. Perez will give in the future.