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Of course they have considered this, when they spend a lot of money to bring in a star player, they will quickly return to "capital" by selling merchandise and so on. Previously, I personally also rarely heard of and watched Arab League matches, but with the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo, I slowly became interested, yes, even though maybe it was only a few matches and there were more club matches involving Ronaldo. And when the other players come to catch up indirectly maybe it will be interesting for those who previously only watched Al Nassr and now it is even wider.

The finances of the Arab League clubs are sufficient so that they can afford to buy players at fantastic prices.
Meanwhile, Ronaldo has had a huge impact on the Saudi Arabian Pro League and many of us are now paying attention to the games they host. Can't imagine if Messi was there to make everything perfect. Benzema, Kante and another rumor, namely Ziyech, will soon follow.

In fact, whoever the players who were brought in from Europe and Saudi Arabia comply, there will be no doubt about the salary and facilities that will be provided later. I firmly believe that Saudi Arabia wants to move up the rankings of their league to make it more desirable. Now that has been proven and many European players have moved there, as recently Rúben Neves was successfully brought to Al Hilal headquarters with contacts until June 2026.
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But why will Zidane always be coaching Real Madrid and resigning and returning. If I am not wrong if this happens it should be the 3rd time of coaching Real Madrid.


Zidane has worked for Real Madrid twice before. In his most recent departure from Real Madrid, he complained that the club's managers did not give him enough support. However, if they make him an offer again, I'm sure he'll accept it again. During his football career, he achieved great success at Real Madrid and became a legend. I'm sure he likes Real Madrid more than PSG or Juventus.



Meanwhile, I have also read that Zidane is interested in French national team job, how is the development? Is he getting closer to it?


Didier Deschamps is very good in France. I've never heard rumors of a coach change in the French national team. And I think such a thing is so unnecessary. Maybe Zidane could be the first candidate if things don't go as expected. But as far as I know, there is no such rumor so far.
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So Ancellotti will go to Brazil and he will probably end his coaching career with a national team.
Who will be the next Real Madrid coach?

Nagelsmann or Zidane again?
Ancellotti will take over as coach of the Brazil national team at the end of this season with Real Madrid, so Real Madrid need a new manager. In that case, who can be the new manager of Real Madrid next season? In this case, Zinedine Zidane, the former coach of Real Madrid, will be the most forward. Because Zinedine Zidane was offered a contract from PSG but he did not agree to that contract with PSG, maybe he had a secret meeting with Real Madrid that Ancellotti could re-sign Zidane to Real Madrid after his departure from Brazil. If such a plan is made then Real Madrid is going to get another experienced manager.
With Ancelotti setting his sights on the reigns of the Brazil national team post-season, Real Madrid is now tasked with the hunt for a fitting successor. Zinedine Zidane is without a doubt a prime contender, given his proven track record with Real Madrid. However, aren't we compelled to consider the potential downside of Zidane's recurring appointments, possibly leading to a standstill in the squad's strategic advancements? Further, should we not also contemplate Zidane's possible inclination towards the French national team gig, which could sway his decisions? So, while Zidane could be a sensible option for Ancelotti's replacement, these key factors should not be overlooked in the decision-making process.
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Definitely the Saudi league will get tougher, more competitive and interesting to watch because of the quality players coming in; the likes of Benzema, Kante, Ziyech and many more still lining up for a possible move to Saudi. Seeing the much impact Ronaldo’s transfer to Saudi made, I believe the signing of Benzema and other big names will surely be a boost to the league’s quality and prestige.
I see this as an advantage for both parties, because on the one hand, the players will get a lot of money from the salary they receive, and maybe with such a high salary it will not run out until they decide to hang up their boots. While on the other hand, the club will also benefit from his arrival, one of which is that the club's prestige will increase and get a lot of spectacles, especially from fans of star players who have successfully joined to strengthen the club. Ronaldo's arrival opened the door for other stars to join Arab clubs
Of course they have considered this, when they spend a lot of money to bring in a star player, they will quickly return to "capital" by selling merchandise and so on. Previously, I personally also rarely heard of and watched Arab League matches, but with the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo, I slowly became interested, yes, even though maybe it was only a few matches and there were more club matches involving Ronaldo. And when the other players come to catch up indirectly maybe it will be interesting for those who previously only watched Al Nassr and now it is even wider.

The finances of the Arab League clubs are sufficient so that they can afford to buy players at fantastic prices.
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Busquet's departure gave Xavi the task. They are still looking for the right replacement for Busquet. Reportedly they want Zubimendi from Real Socied, but it seems that the price is too expensive. Currently rumours are circulating they want Joao Palhinha and Florentino Luis. These two players are midfielders good enough to replace Busquet. But there has been no official news regarding this rumor.

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Its just not his record as Spain's manager but also he has also has good record with Barcelona as well. Remember Neymar-Suarez-Messi trio dominating between 2014-17 seasons? Check this to see what he achieved during his period as Barcelona's manager. Luis Enrique is a very good coach and will certainly do great managing PSG. At last PSG are considering serious candidate for manager position now. What I dislike about PSG is that PSG has high expectations and targets for a manager so it is very hard for manager to survive there being as a manager. I hope that changes over the time otherwise I don't think they will win what they are actually looking for (CL).

The high expectations is not the problem, the problem is they don't know how to sign the right players for a new manager. The fact that a player is good doesn't mean he will fit into any team and into every managers plans. In the situation, the player might end up underperforming.
Another problem with PSG is that they focus too much on attack. It is good that they put good effort and resources in the attack, but they should also do that to the midfield and defense. You can win trophies and play well with an excellent attack or average midfield and defense.
Verratti is the only world class midfielder a club like PSG has. They need to change that.

I think the success of a manager is also a two-way street. They have influence on the team's performance of course and they are responsible for strategical and tactical approaches to their game, but when you have a player like Messi or Ronaldo on your team as a manager you probably win some games that you would otherwise not have won when the striker was some normal player who is doing well but not performing outstandingly.

but is has been correctly said that Luis Enrique was successful with the trio, but what is now left from the trio? Luis Enrique would have liked if Messi, Neymar and Mbappe were still with PSG maybe, but that is not the case. Even if Messi was booed at in the end, the PSG fans will realize that he won't be equally replaced next season. A manager will now carefully consider whether the PSG of next season can be compared to that of last season.
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Its just not his record as Spain's manager but also he has also has good record with Barcelona as well. Remember Neymar-Suarez-Messi trio dominating between 2014-17 seasons? Check this to see what he achieved during his period as Barcelona's manager. Luis Enrique is a very good coach and will certainly do great managing PSG. At last PSG are considering serious candidate for manager position now. What I dislike about PSG is that PSG has high expectations and targets for a manager so it is very hard for manager to survive there being as a manager. I hope that changes over the time otherwise I don't think they will win what they are actually looking for (CL).

The high expectations is not the problem, the problem is they don't know how to sign the right players for a new manager. The fact that a player is good doesn't mean he will fit into any team and into every managers plans. In the situation, the player might end up underperforming.
Another problem with PSG is that they focus too much on attack. It is good that they put good effort and resources in the attack, but they should also do that to the midfield and defense. You can win trophies and play well with an excellent attack or average midfield and defense.
Verratti is the only world class midfielder a club like PSG has. They need to change that.
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Definitely the Saudi league will get tougher, more competitive and interesting to watch because of the quality players coming in; the likes of Benzema, Kante, Ziyech and many more still lining up for a possible move to Saudi. Seeing the much impact Ronaldo’s transfer to Saudi made, I believe the signing of Benzema and other big names will surely be a boost to the league’s quality and prestige.
I see this as an advantage for both parties, because on the one hand, the players will get a lot of money from the salary they receive, and maybe with such a high salary it will not run out until they decide to hang up their boots. While on the other hand, the club will also benefit from his arrival, one of which is that the club's prestige will increase and get a lot of spectacles, especially from fans of star players who have successfully joined to strengthen the club. Ronaldo's arrival opened the door for other stars to join Arab clubs
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However I still don't understand why Firmino is being released now. Because there are only 2 natural centre-forwards in the squad and they are sending one of them away now. If they have plans to fill his place nicely then okay. Otherwise it doesn't look good to me.
What I know is that Firmino's departure was his personal decision, indeed refusing to extend the contract, I don't know what the reason was, but maybe he hoped to have a career at another club because he was often no longer a starting XI in many Liverpool matches, even though when he was played by Firmino several times saving Liverpool from defeat, his departure will be detrimental to Liverpool if his successor is unable to take over Firmino's role properly. Liverpool's failure to play in the champions league also gave rise to rumors that their striker would also leave the club but fortunately, this has been denied and Mohammed Salah will still be Liverpool's mainstay next season.
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But why will Zidane always be coaching Real Madrid and resigning and returning. If I am not wrong if this happens it should be the 3rd time of coaching Real Madrid.
I also do not understand why successful coaches in Real Madrid doesn't stay their for long, is it the type of agreement they signed or what?
Meanwhile, I have also read that Zidane is interested in French national team job, how is the development? Is he getting closer to it?
Is Ancelotti deal with Brazil a confirmed one or a rumour?
If Real Madrid can get a better coach, they has an option to choose. Zidane is just like a secondary coach in Real Madrid, when they not find a good coach suit for Real Madrid, Zidane will replace the position.

I would say Zidane interested in French national team is just a rumor while Ancelotti with Brazil is legit.

Honestly Zidane isn't a good coach, he only manage during Real Madrid's prime, not during the regeneration where he must to find a new player to replace the old player position.
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Liverpool have already started to be active in the transfer market slowly. They have already signed Mac Allister as you know. They look like they are focused on sending players who aren't useful anymore on one hand. Milner was one of them and he has just been signed by Brighton on a free transfer. Oxlade-Chamberlain and Firmino are the players left who are expected to be free agent by July 1.

I understand Oxlade-Chamberlain's situation. I believe it is the right decision for him. However I still don't understand why Firmino is being released now. Because there are only 2 natural centre-forwards in the squad and they are sending one of them away now. If they have plans to fill his place nicely then okay. Otherwise it doesn't look good to me.
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So Ancellotti will go to Brazil and he will probably end his coaching career with a national team.
Who will be the next Real Madrid coach?

Nagelsmann or Zidane again?
Ancellotti will take over as coach of the Brazil national team at the end of this season with Real Madrid, so Real Madrid need a new manager. In that case, who can be the new manager of Real Madrid next season? In this case, Zinedine Zidane, the former coach of Real Madrid, will be the most forward. Because Zinedine Zidane was offered a contract from PSG but he did not agree to that contract with PSG, maybe he had a secret meeting with Real Madrid that Ancellotti could re-sign Zidane to Real Madrid after his departure from Brazil. If such a plan is made then Real Madrid is going to get another experienced manager.
But why will Zidane always be coaching Real Madrid and resigning and returning. If I am not wrong if this happens it should be the 3rd time of coaching Real Madrid.
I also do not understand why successful coaches in Real Madrid doesn't stay their for long, is it the type of agreement they signed or what?
Meanwhile, I have also read that Zidane is interested in French national team job, how is the development? Is he getting closer to it?
Is Ancelotti deal with Brazil a confirmed one or a rumour?
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Does the MLS actually have any sort of legit future now, or is this just another one off with the Messi deal?  I know Messi is considered top 3 anyway you shake it, many believe him to be the goat. But  I also know he's not in his prime, of course, but is he still a top 5 or so guy? I know when Beckham came over to the MLS he wasn't a megastar in Europe any longer  (not sure if he ever even was?) so that wasn't really a big deal to most of us Americans (was for the media, but not most people).  Basically same deal with Kaka /Zlatan coming to the MLS right? Weren't they all well out of their prime?  

Just curious is this is the best player by far to ever come to the MLS, and if he's still got a few prime years left?
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I think Luis Enrique is a good and experienced coach. Moreover, it would be a shame if his career did not shine again after being fired as coach of the Spanish national team after the 2022 world cup was over. I hope that later, if he is elected as PSG coach, he can bring Mbappe and his colleagues back to consistent performance in all competitions.
It's hard to understand what PSG's management is thinking, they really want to make PSG a club that can win European competition by forming a squad full of great players, but they have never succeeded in bringing in a great coach. PSG very often change coaches when their goals are not achieved, Ligue 1 is like breakfast for PSG, almost every year they are able to win the trophy.

Appointing Galtier as coach was a mistake made by PSG, now they have fired him again after failing to bring PSG to victory in the Champions League. The experience that Luis Enrique has can help PSG achieve its goals, the philosophy that Enrique uses can form PSG into a team that is consistent in all competitions. PSG management must learn from what Real Madrid and Manchester City have done, to achieve success does not only rely on the quality of the squad, but the coaching factor is very supportive.
That's right, I really like your thoughts on PSG and we can't deny that one of PSG's failures is the frequent change of coaches. PSG doesn't want to proceed like other teams that have been very successful in winning the Champions League and if Luis Enrique's arrival can change all that, I think PSG will have to give long enough time so that PSG's target can be achieved to win the Champions League for the first time.

Luis Enrique is one of the successful coaches of the 21st century and has proven to be able to bring Barcelona to win everything from season 14/15 to 16/17 including also presenting 1 UCL trophy. I think now it's just how the management of PSG manages it and if they are ready to win the champions league title of course they have to be ready with a long term coach project.
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So Ancellotti will go to Brazil and he will probably end his coaching career with a national team.
Who will be the next Real Madrid coach?

Nagelsmann or Zidane again?
Ancellotti will take over as coach of the Brazil national team at the end of this season with Real Madrid, so Real Madrid need a new manager. In that case, who can be the new manager of Real Madrid next season? In this case, Zinedine Zidane, the former coach of Real Madrid, will be the most forward. Because Zinedine Zidane was offered a contract from PSG but he did not agree to that contract with PSG, maybe he had a secret meeting with Real Madrid that Ancellotti could re-sign Zidane to Real Madrid after his departure from Brazil. If such a plan is made then Real Madrid is going to get another experienced manager.
Yes, it is true that Zidane has turned down several offers to coach from various clubs and it is very possible that Zidane will replace Ancelotti one day if he leaves Real Madrid. Especially if you look at the time Ancelotti left Real Madrid in the past and replaced Zinede, he was so successful with Real Madrid it's not impossible that Ancelotti will go again and replace Zidane as coach especially with the current squad I'm very sure Zidane can be successful again with Real Madrid.

It is also reported that Florentino Perez is keen for Zidane to return to Real Madrid in an advisory or other role at the club. and on another occasion in a recent interview Zidane also said that there is a possibility of him returning to the Real Madrid club although it is not yet clear what role he will accept. So we can conclude that Zidane will replace Ancelotti later.
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Several Saudi Pro League teams moved very quickly in developing their strengths by trying to bring in some of Europe's top players. There are a lot of players being linked with them at the moment and some of them have reached an agreement. They have a lot of money to offer any player, and if they continue to do so over the next few seasons then the quality of the Saudi Pro League will be better than ever.

Money would change everything about them, but I think they knew that it would also greatly support their profitable business. Chelsea have quite a lot of players in stock to sell, so it's certain they will make a big profit if a deal goes through.
Definitely the Saudi league will get tougher, more competitive and interesting to watch because of the quality players coming in; the likes of Benzema, Kante, Ziyech and many more still lining up for a possible move to Saudi. Seeing the much impact Ronaldo’s transfer to Saudi made, I believe the signing of Benzema and other big names will surely be a boost to the league’s quality and prestige.
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So Ancellotti will go to Brazil and he will probably end his coaching career with a national team.
Who will be the next Real Madrid coach?

Nagelsmann or Zidane again?
Ancellotti will take over as coach of the Brazil national team at the end of this season with Real Madrid, so Real Madrid need a new manager. In that case, who can be the new manager of Real Madrid next season? In this case, Zinedine Zidane, the former coach of Real Madrid, will be the most forward. Because Zinedine Zidane was offered a contract from PSG but he did not agree to that contract with PSG, maybe he had a secret meeting with Real Madrid that Ancellotti could re-sign Zidane to Real Madrid after his departure from Brazil. If such a plan is made then Real Madrid is going to get another experienced manager.
CBF confirmed that they had agreed to sign Ancelotti as the new coach of the Brazil national team. At the moment Ancelotti and the CBF side can only reach a verbal opportunity, because according to FIFA regulations, a player or coach can only commit to another team after entering the final six months of his contract. If you look at his contract with Real Madrid, Ancelotti cannot sign an official contract with Brazil before January-1-2024.
Responding to the situation that occurred in the Real Madrid coaching chair, Florentino Perez wants Zidane to return to Real Madrid, he has not officially stated the position that Zidane will occupy at Real Madrid. Zidane also said in his last interview that there was a possibility that he would return to Real Madrid, although it was not officially stated what his position was there.


exactly, this is more accurate news because I understand that Ancelotti will only be able to sign a contract with Brazil in 2024 and for sure Ancelotti in the summer will still hold Real Madrid to be able to give his best for the last time coaching in Madrid.
not sure whether Zidane will be a candidate to replace Ancelotti in 2024, but if the news is true, this will be good news because Zidane is one of the coaches who has brought Real Madrid to win the Champions League trophy in the past.
maybe in 2024 many will want Zidane to become a coach for another team but judging from Zidane's interest it seems he prefers to coach Real Madrid.
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So Ancellotti will go to Brazil and he will probably end his coaching career with a national team.
Who will be the next Real Madrid coach?

Nagelsmann or Zidane again?
Ancellotti will take over as coach of the Brazil national team at the end of this season with Real Madrid, so Real Madrid need a new manager. In that case, who can be the new manager of Real Madrid next season? In this case, Zinedine Zidane, the former coach of Real Madrid, will be the most forward. Because Zinedine Zidane was offered a contract from PSG but he did not agree to that contract with PSG, maybe he had a secret meeting with Real Madrid that Ancellotti could re-sign Zidane to Real Madrid after his departure from Brazil. If such a plan is made then Real Madrid is going to get another experienced manager.
CBF confirmed that they had agreed to sign Ancelotti as the new coach of the Brazil national team. At the moment Ancelotti and the CBF side can only reach a verbal opportunity, because according to FIFA regulations, a player or coach can only commit to another team after entering the final six months of his contract. If you look at his contract with Real Madrid, Ancelotti cannot sign an official contract with Brazil before January-1-2024.
Responding to the situation that occurred in the Real Madrid coaching chair, Florentino Perez wants Zidane to return to Real Madrid, he has not officially stated the position that Zidane will occupy at Real Madrid. Zidane also said in his last interview that there was a possibility that he would return to Real Madrid, although it was not officially stated what his position was there.

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So Ancellotti will go to Brazil and he will probably end his coaching career with a national team.
Who will be the next Real Madrid coach?

Nagelsmann or Zidane again?
Ancellotti will take over as coach of the Brazil national team at the end of this season with Real Madrid, so Real Madrid need a new manager. In that case, who can be the new manager of Real Madrid next season? In this case, Zinedine Zidane, the former coach of Real Madrid, will be the most forward. Because Zinedine Zidane was offered a contract from PSG but he did not agree to that contract with PSG, maybe he had a secret meeting with Real Madrid that Ancellotti could re-sign Zidane to Real Madrid after his departure from Brazil. If such a plan is made then Real Madrid is going to get another experienced manager.
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Based on his past record in the national team, I think he will make PSG fans happy again by improving the team in a way many potential players will like to join to get more impartation on football from Luis Enrique which he has to release to PSG players in next season. I think, Mbappe will not leave the team in this season because of this potential coach their management are planning to sign into the team, because the coach have more to deliver to the team so that many people will believe in his professional. It will be a welcome development to PSG if their president can embrace Luis Enrique to come and revive the team in a way he will make the victory consistent for PSG.

Its just not his record as Spain's manager but also he has also has good record with Barcelona as well. Remember Neymar-Suarez-Messi trio dominating between 2014-17 seasons? Check this to see what he achieved during his period as Barcelona's manager. Luis Enrique is a very good coach and will certainly do great managing PSG. At last PSG are considering serious candidate for manager position now. What I dislike about PSG is that PSG has high expectations and targets for a manager so it is very hard for manager to survive there being as a manager. I hope that changes over the time otherwise I don't think they will win what they are actually looking for (CL).
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