Real Madrid Next manager

Surprised noone has named still Pardew

Not surprised if they sign Conte . The man was a CL flop but he won on 2 different leagues though. Sarri is a CL flop and he won nothing .

Moreover Conte is a Zidane's friend. so not surprised if he has advised his name to Perez .......

Firenze wrote:

Mr Nick09 wrote:Pocchetino has a way out of his contract, if Madrid calls he is gone

confirmed or just a speculation on your part? IDK. I feel like even if he kicks up a stink and has his LET ME LEAVE moment, Levy would say no lol.

this type of info is never confirmed but it was well reported by media's when he signed

Robespierre wrote:Surprised noone has named still Pardew

Not surprised if they sign Conte . The man was a CL flop but he won on 2 different leagues though. Sarri is a CL flop and he won nothing .

Moreover Conte is a Zidane's friend. so not surprised if he has advised his name to Perez .......

Conte's animated celebrations watching Cristiano scoring his 4th against Girona


uffff

I see; Florentino refused to renew his son's contract.

Wenger ready to feed football addiction with 'ambitious' club

http://www.goal.com/en/news/wenger-ready-to-feed-football-addiction-with-ambitious-club/9by75gkip3ss1v1w8lf5lfo2l

Oh My

could it be ?

lol Wenger. Real Madrid is now going to be content with a four-place finish and a CdR trophy once every 5 years

can you bring Mourinho home, please?

please

To be the ball boy? Sure, why not.

Can't think of a single big name manager whom I'd consider to fit the Real Madrid job (and be available).

Ronaldo as player-manager would be awesome.

Mick McCarthy is available, though.

BREAKING: Mauricio Pochettino's new contract at Tottenham included a clause that allowed him to leave for either Real Madrid or PSG. (Source: SPORT)

PSG

well, if true. Done Dealio. Time to see if Poch is really a serial loser or not

What would a Catalan newspaper know anything about a supposed Madrid clause in his contract though ?

Even then, i really wouldnt be surprised if there exists a clause like that though.

just in

Mauricio Pochettino's new contract with Tottenham, signed last week, does NOT contain a release clause - meaning Spurs would be in a strong position to rebuff interest if Real Madrid come calling. @MattHughesTimes story: https://t.co/DA5QTtmzvw #THFC

— Times Sport (@TimesSport) May 31, 2018

Tottenham's Mauricio Pochettino is the main candidate to replace Zidane. [COPE]

S wrote:BREAKING: Mauricio Pochettino's new contract at Tottenham included a clause that allowed him to leave for either Real Madrid or PSG. (Source: SPORT)

Lol

if it is true, Pochettino is going to be bext coach

Poche + Kane :hmmm:

Poch seems most likely, but Lopetegui would be the smartest- however we would lack any preseason with him- not the biggest problem though.

Doubt it we can poach Lopetegui from Spain and Poch has just renewed his contract with Spurs without release clause. Both candidates seem very difficult to get.

Zidane leaving after beating Liverpool, Nothing can be bigger than this, Deserved retirement

Poch will be celebrating putting pressure on Atletico in no time while racking up a couple manager of the month awards

vanDEEZ wrote:Poch seems most likely, but Lopetegui would be the smartest- however we would lack any preseason with him- not the biggest problem though.

How is Lopetegui a smart choice? he was a colossal flop in Portugal and has no track record in club football.

Well, IMO, he already works with many of the players he have and the tactics he has employed for the NT would be a good evolution to what our current setup is. He is very familiar with our club and its operations given he has managed and played at RM. Also I am not sold on this rhetoric that a NT manager cannot coach a club and vice versa, or that the experience doesn't translate.

So far, these are the players who thanked Zidane on their Instagram:

Ronaldo
Kroos
Ramos
Nacho
Marcelo
Isco
Navas
Vasquez
Asensio
Case

All the big egos who could've gotten him fired thanked him after he resigned which leads me to believe it's not related to the players. This is something related to transfers, he must have had major disagreements with the club.

Spoiler:

I think it is a little to soon to really know what went on. On the face of things, it just looks like a good time for ZZ to make a career change. The NT job will be open soon, RM will be going through a transitional period, and he is able to go out on a high. I don't think the door is closed to Zidane if he ever wants to come back and manage, but this is the right time for him to try something new.

In time we will find out more details, but for now I think it is impossible to say if there was anything devious going on behind the scenes.

vanDEEZ wrote:Well, IMO, he already works with many of the players he have and the tactics he has employed for the NT would be a good evolution to what our current setup is. He is very familiar with our club and its operations given he has managed and played at RM. Also I am not sold on this rhetoric that a NT manager cannot coach a club and vice versa, or that the experience doesn't translate.

What has he accomplished with the NT exactly? he's going to play his first major tournament this summer.

He was responsible for Porto's worst period in recent history ffs.