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Zinedine Zidane's return to Real Madrid allowed the manager to get a new level of power, certainly much higher than those who had tried to replace him.
The president of the club, Florentino Perez, should build the group as the French wanted, and that would be the prospect. The number one target was Paul Pogba from Manchester United, who Zidane wanted even more than Eden Hazard, and no real progress was made.
Perez also had to get rid of Gareth Bale and Zidane's frustrations with this situation were made very public.
The president of Madrid may have the best intentions for his manager, but he can not do miracles and Zizou may have to start accepting that.
Marca's Thursday edition reports that Pogba's signature has become a "status issue," with the club president trying to show his manager that he is totally supportive.
The problem is Manchester United, and the Spanish newspaper does not even dare to say that progress has been made in this respect.
According to them, it is time to speed things up, saying that Madrid must reach an agreement before August 8th and at the end of the Premier League transfer desk.
This is so that United can bring in a replacement, but they can hardly do it the same day. Ed Woodward did not show that he was the man who had managed to sign big contracts in no time, so the August 8 deadline is closer to August 1 for Real Madrid.
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