Quote from: Ale88 on Today at 01:54:36 AM

Quote from: Slow death on May 05, 2025, 10:59:06 AM

Something I kept asking myself when I read this news was the following:

If the Real Madrid coach is leaving, then why did they rush to close a deal with Trent Alexander Arnold?

Because it would make more sense to wait for the season to end, then the Real Madrid coach would leave the team and the Real Madrid board would hire another coach and that new coach would decide who to hire or not. But it seems to me that it is not the coaches who decide who to hire, but rather the club's top management. The next coach will have a lot of headaches if Carlo Ancelotti really leaves.

For me it's pretty simple: you have the opportunity to sign a player like Trent Alexander Arnold, you just do it, who cares about the manager? He's a world class player, he's still relatively young, he's coming for "free", you can't miss this opportunity. I'm pretty sure that any manager would love a player like him, there really is no reason to delay a deal like this.

That depends on the manager. If Trent is the player he is looking for, he will not delay the time to recruit him. But if he need to search for the other players, he will delay it and get more players name as his consideration. We can think that is easy decision because we know the player but sometime, managers will not just see his perform but the other things. But lets we wait for what managers will decide later.