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No one can stop the time so right now we are talking about Alex Ferguson and Cristiano Ronaldo which is surely waste of time because they have done their job, and now we have new generation of players and coaching staff as well which needs to be settled for the better results but here we also need best coordination between owner and coach as well which is not available here at Manchester Untied in last few years like we have in Manchester City and Chelsea in Abramovich era.

Glazers are doing poor job which is surely hurting badly this legendary club there is no doubt right now they have few good players, but they are not able to perform as they need to be done which is surely poor strategy from all relative persons if they need to do better things we need good combination and better strategy which give them better environment as well recently we have good views about them but on field they are not able to perform as expectations.

Right now, situation is good in Saudi League and organizers are having good long time strategy for this league which will help them for having good soccer culture in this desert with one of the best soccer players from the European players there could be no problem in salaries as their budget is also more than over expectations with this all investment they are trying to achieve their target of soccer world cup hosting rights, so they will not do any drama or wrong thing which hurt their reputation.

With this league recently we have good inflow of money for many European clubs as well which were facing in finances but now having good funds after selling their players on high prices for popularity they need seven to ten years which are solid and good, hopefully in this duration things could be better than expectations.

When I read his name, I thought "how many clubs did he play for?" There are many and in several countries like Brazil, Italy, Spain, England, Germany and now Qatar. But he is not completely away from the Premier League, he still has a contract with Aston Villa. I am a little surprised that he doesnt play in Saudi Arabia, he actually has the best experience for it. The titles he has won: German champion, Spanish champion, champions league winner or copa america winner with brazil.

It doesn't has to be Real Madrid but he can still go on to manage some good clubs. There are lot of things that affects but I think for Raul it was really a good opportunity to gain experience as first team manager and lead his team against competitive sides. It will be tough for sure but it will give a very good result if he goes on to do a great job. He can take an easy job managing some mid teams as their targets for a season are not that high but if he manages to make the team do better than what was the target then he will really make some news and be in big team's radar.

Anyway he is in best position to think. Maybe Madrid gave him a good offer to entice him to stay. Who knows.. he will stay that's the one thing for sure now.

The departure should be taken into account, but that doesn't mean that Manchester United should be performing below their own standards. There is so much more possible and I hope that soon someone will realize that potential and go for it.

Of course, it would be quite risky to place Raul as Real Madrid's main coach in the near future because we know that Raul's achievements in managing teams in the top division are still non-existent and currently he only trains Real Madrid's academy players. Even if Raul wants to coach the Real Madrid first team he has to show his quality by coaching other teams and therefore he definitely understands his current position. I think Raul will take action soon, especially since Villarreal is also a pretty good team in La Liga and this is an opportunity for Raul to prove that he is worthy of managing Real Madrid one day. If Raul is consistent for a season or two with Villarreal, it is likely that he will start to get attention from Real Madrid.

There will be a lot of candidates to appear soon once ancellotti will be officially exit from the club. We are still far away from that moment. My predictions for some potential candidates are

- Zidane
- Xabi
- Raul

I don't see other strong candidates to become a successor for ancellotti after he will be joining as a brazillian national team coach. Those names are good enough in replacing ancellotti especially zidane.

The future of raul is still unclear at this moment. Like Zidane, he is a complex individual with many layers of his personality. It's so hard to know what he wants.

As long as they have Man United, I think they are not selfish. They always seem to be trying to give managers the money they want. But I didn't get too much news Galzer was stingy with the manager. The news has been circulating lately regarding the sale of the club. Although in the end they did not sell. But news is blowing that a small share of part of Man United has sold them. Maybe it's their business strategy.

Carlo Ancelotti will be out of contract with Real Madrid next season, so Raul Gonzalez may stay in charge of Real Madrid Castilla while waiting for another opportunity. Raul Gonzalez is a legend for Real Madrid and he is a very respectable person in Real Madrid so it is natural that Villareal will give him the respect he deserves but Raul Gonzalez rejected Villareal's offer. If Raul Gonzalez is not appointed to the main team of Real Madrid next season, he may take charge of a new club, for now he will stay at Real Madrid waiting for an opportunity.

Raul has such an opportunity. But if he goes to Villareal and his career ends badly, his chances of becoming Real Madrid manager are almost nil. It's better for him to wait his turn than to test himself in another team. On the other hand, Real Madrid are one of the best clubs in the world. There are many alternatives for them when it comes to entrusting the team to someone. I don't know where Raul would be on that list. In the end, there were two options for Raul. But I think Raul had to test himself and show that he is a good manager. Villareal would have been a good option for him. I think he should have taken some risks.

Raul Gonzalez could repeat Guardiola steps when he was promoted from Barcelona B to lead the senior team. Raul Gonzalez's decision to reject Villarreal's offer was very reasonable, he had the opportunity to lead the senior team after Ancelotti left Real Madrid. Raul must be able to convince Real Madrid management to appoint him as main coach because there are other candidates who are considered very worthy to become Ancelotti's successor.

Xabi Alonso is more experienced than Raul, he succeeded in improving Bayer Leverkusen performance while he was entrusted with managing the German club. Zidane is also a strong candidate, he has proven that he can handle Real Madrid well, he has won a series of prestigious trophies for Real Madrid during his tenure as coach. The choice of who will become Real Madrid coach after Ancelotti leaves is in the hands of the club management, Raul must be given the opportunity to make changes to the Real Madrid squad.

I have always said something, the Real Madrid Club is a dream for any footballer, I think that many in their childhood dream of this club, because for me it is the biggest in the world, they always have the best players, the best technical directors, obviously these people don't play with carts, so when you have a player of Croatian's quality, how can you let him go? I am also sure that Ancelotti gives the best treatment to one of the best midfielders in the world, who has won golden balls, and because he has a very good and enviable track record for players who want to be in that position, so this type of These are things that we must see with complete sincerity so that an open position can be given so that the objectives can be achieved.

Obviously I was not surprised when they took Sergio Ramos out of Madrid, due to the blessed belief that a player after 30 years in the Spanish League is then considered an old man who cannot play against 16 year olds, then because of These beliefs are that many have left European football, the Saudis are very intelligent, they are people who know the value of each player, the League is not like the MLS, nor is it like UEFA, it could be compared later if the League Saudi Arabia can be stronger than UEFA itself, I like this, because it generates a lot of controversy, on the one hand in Europe they say no, that they have the best league because they have the best players in the world, and well it is the only league that I see the PL as very strong, which is above many leagues in the world, at one time there was the Spanish League, but now how things are going the PL has a very high level, and then only because of the league maybe that They don't accept the Saudis into the UCL, but one of the things I admire about the Saudis is that they don't give up, they know they can get in, and they know they can achieve it, and if they have the resources to achieve it, not bad at all. part of them.

Seeing players like Sancho, martial cooling off and not being able to replicate the form they had in their previous clubs vexes me. Sometimes I blame Sancho’s dip in form on fat wages. Its my anger because they are so blessed. Sometimes a blessing can lead to your downfall. Maybe they think.."I've got so many years ahead". But reality will hit them soon. Honestly you must graft hard in football. There's no two ways about it.

Yeah Madrid likely won't give Raul Gonzalez to manage their first team. There are lot of expectations from a team like Madrid and there will be lot of questions asked by fans if Madrid performs poorly under Raul Gonzalez. I also believe that chance to manage Villareal would have given his career a good turn as who knows maybe if he manages Villareal better then maybe he gets to manage some good clubs later on.


Madrid actually were open to let Raul Gonzalez go if Raul wants the opportunity to manage Villareal but it seems Raul is gonna stay at Madrid now.  Villareal now moves to Pacheta as a likely target for manager.

The context is different between the problems faced by each club that you mentioned.
Manchester United will never be the same as Liverpool and and Tottenham.

Comparing an era coached by a coach is different and not suitable to compare.
If you compare Ferguson's Manchester United, you also have to look at Arsene Wenger's Arsenal. Then you also need to look at the Manchester City era before Pep arrived with Pep's current coaching period.
What I want to say, to go back to the past 100% will not happen. Not only Manchester United, but all clubs that have been coached by a coach for a long time like Ferguson at Old Trafford and Wenger at Emirates London.

Look now, the location which was originally used as a restaurant near the Manchester United players' training center, has now turned into a gathering place for the players. What a loss for Glazer, who was originally able to get a large turnover from that place.
Manchester United continues to try its best to return to being a team that is feared with new achievements that will be obtained in this era.

It is difficult for now because disputes like this will not be resolved if one does not give in but on the other hand if in the end this continues then the worst possibility at this time if Sancho cannot improve his attitude then Sancho inevitably must be willing to decorate the bench. But on the other hand at this time by looking at the situation of Manchester United, Ten Hag should be more able to talk to Sancho so that his relationship improves.
Losing Antony I think sooner or later this will happen with his current problems rather than Ten Hag losing other players again it is better for him to think about how the performance will definitely decline if there is no replacement for Antony and Sancho in the end.

Madrid probably won't use Raul Gonzalez to coach their first team. there are many names that might become his rivals. for a better coaching career, I think Raul Gonzalez can accept the offer from Villarreal and prove the quality he has.
This could also be proof that Madrid can consider it in the future. not a betrayal, nor is it considered loyalty to the club. This is good for the development of his coaching career.

Raul is one of the legends of Real Madrid. The fact that he chose to stay at Real Madrid instead of taking a more prestigious position at Villareal is an important detail. On the other hand, I remember that Carlo Ancelotti's contract with Real Madrid will expire this season. This could be an opportunity for Raul, but there are other Real Madrid legends waiting for this job before Raul. Names like Zidane and Xabi Alonso are a few steps ahead of Raul in my opinion. However, if Raul waits long enough, he will surely get his chance one day.

While there was some news about Raul Gonzalez leaving Real Madrid for Villarreal but he again decided to stay in Real Madrid where they know him as a legend. Raul is working on Real Madrid B and he had offers before from some other teas but he rejected all offers. Now recently he had an offer from Villarreal and was close to joining the team, and he again decided to stay at Real Madrid. Villarreal fired their coach and they are looking to another coach to replace him in this season.

I agree with @Helena Yu, because if you don't look widely you probably won't know Man United's condition. What he said is true that Man United's current management is bad, not just because of the coach but the budget that Glazer provided in the transfer market this season does not fulfill Erik Ten Hag ambitions. Just look at the player purchased by Mason Mount, is he really contributing well? In fact no, then Rasmus Hojlund is still in the adaptation stage and is given little playing time. I also agree that Glazer is selfish, a big offer from a rich businessman to buy and aim to improve the club was rejected. You should also know how much Man United is worth in the market and then correlate it with the offer that has been given to Glazer. Assuming the Glazers just decide not to sell the club, isn't that selfish? Or do you not know the definition of egoism?