Did Real Madrid know his next coach ?!

Mahmoud Abdel Rahman Facebook books Twitter

At the Bernabeu stadium in 2010, Real Madrid and Florentino Perez saw Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho crown the European champions with Inter, thus confirming his conviction to sign him the following season.

A few years ago, Santiago Bernabeu also saw the triumph of River Plate as a Latin American hero with the young coach Marcelo Gallardo, who has already confirmed that he was one of the brightest coaches of the world so far with many achievements with River Plate.

The dreamer

On June 6, 2014, Gaillardo was named River Plate coach, just three years after the historic River Landing scandal, replacing coach Ramon Diaz, who resigned.

Prior to his arrival, the former Argentine star was the coach of the Uruguayan national and only spent one year with the title of the UEFA Champions League.

Giardo's influence on River Plate has been great since the first moment and the Argentine press has been praised by the team for the longest streak of 32 games without defeat.

By winning the Copa Libertadores at the expense of his rival Boca Juniors, Giardo has won nine titles with River Plate in five years, including six continental and international titles.

The former Paris Saint-Germain actor began his career with The River in a qualifying match for the FIFA World Cup South America 2004 at the expense of Atletico Nacional, after the traditional semi-finalist Boca reached the semi-final.

The following year, Giardo won the Recoba Suda Americana Cup, equivalent to the Super Cup of Latin America, at the expense of San Lorenz with a two-goal unbeaten run, but the most important event of 2015 was to lead the team for the first time at Copa Libertadores.

River won the missing title for years after Boca Juniors also qualified for the final, where he beat Tigres with three draws after a draw and a win. All this without mentioning the local cuts that culminate.

Why Real Madrid ?!

Real Madrid is experiencing a transition period with another young Argentine coach, Santiago Solari: at the end of the season, if the experience fails, the club may consider some of the names of other coaches.

In this case, I think that Giardo is one of the best names for training at Real Madrid, the only reason he could possibly distance him from the big accounts of the Spanish capital that he never worked in Europe, and Real Madrid has a bad experience of the Brazilian Luxemburgo in 2005 coming from Santos without any European experience.

But I do not think this is a problem at the moment, and the lack of European experience does not mean an anticipated failure. Zidane worked for Real Madrid, although he never worked with major European frictions with the first team.

More importantly, I think Giardo has proven to be a great coach, who knows how to read and play under pressure, who is always superior to his traditional rival and speaks Spanish.

Real Madrid has recently been known for its direct play, River Plate style with Giardo, who is interested in high pressure and defense power, and set a record of undefeated defeat with River Plate.

On another level, the coach of Fajiardo has a great personality and the ability to impose his style and his word to the team, not to mention the ability to extract the best of his players as evidenced by several positions.