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Argentinian Santiago Solari is on his way to Zinedine Zidane after the Real Madrid manager has bet on a new contract until 2021 to become the 13th coach to sit in the manager's place under Florentino Perez.
After the bad start of the season with Julien Lopegeti, who ended his dismissal after a magnificent defeat against traditional rival Barcelona (5-1) at Camp Nou last month, the club decided to give Solari the chance to win four consecutive victories: Allega (Valladolid and Celta Vigo), one in the King's Cup (on Melilla), and the other in the Champions League (for Victoria Plzen, Czech).
Solari, 42, became the fourth Argentinian to take over the meringue after Luis Antonio Carnelia, Alfredo di Stefano and Jorge Valdano.
During the club's first term as president of the club (2000-2006), six coaches were named Vicente del Bosque, who did not renew his contract even though he twice won the League of champions and a title in Intercontinental and Liga.
Del Bosque remained in office until 2003, when Peres decided to bet on Scottish assistant Sir Alex Ferguson of Carlos Queiroz, but only one season (2003-2004) survived.
Next is Jose Antonio Camacho, who led the team in three league games and a Champions League match before resigning for not being able to control the locker room of the famous Galacticos.
The Real Madrid administration was later named in honor of Mariano Garcia Raymond, who remained in office for 100 days before being sacked at the end of 2004.
Perez then went to Latin School by recruiting the Brazilian Vanderlei Luxemburgo, which continued until December of the following year, though no better than his predecessors. Perez was not patient with him and Juan Ramon Lopez Caro, then coach of the team, ended the season. Second place is also good.
In 2009, just one day after winning the club presidency, Perez announced his first contract with Chilean coach Manuel Pellegrini, but he did not finish his term and left at the end of this season untitled. In the Champions League against Olympique Lyon.
Then Jose Mourinho, preceded by his great reputation and achievements in Porto, Chelsea and Inter Milan.
The agreement aimed to restore the prestige of the royal team at the local and continental levels, as well as put an end to the domination of traditional rivals on the green and the ground with its legendary coach Pep Guardiola.
In the space of three years, with much controversy and action, inside and outside the stadium, the team has managed to win three titles: the Liga, the King 's Cup and the Super Cup of Spain.
Mourinho left after failing to send the team back to the continental map and just appeared on the podium in Spain, where Peres continued his bet on the big names to settle for the Italian Carlo Ancelotti.
Perez was not disappointed by the veteran Italian coach, who led the team to a title-rich year (2014), which reinstated the Champions League title (10) at the World Cup. Real Madrid after 12 years of absence, as well as European Super and Spanish clubs.
However, the situation changed the following year (2015), where a long process of victories ended and began the decline, to end the season empty-handed and leave the team.
Then came the announcement of the contract in the summer of 2015 with a name not strange to hear the fans of Real Madrid, because of his wonderful career both in Spain or with Liverpool, Rafael Benitez.
But this dream quickly turned into a nightmare. The team made the worst start in its history and quickly took off in January 2016 after a defeat against Barcelona in the heart of Santiago Bernabeu with a four of a four.
This resignation marked a major turning point in the club's history. The administration decided to give a chance to a name that would not bother him: one of the most prominent players in his history was Zinedine Zidane, who was then coach of La Rossi.
Zidane's choice was in place as he quickly brought the team back on track and managed to finish the season by sitting on the throne of the Champions League.
Some predicted that it was just a stroke of luck, but Zidane then proved that it was a mistake when he entered the history of the old continent and that the "cut of "Ear" with big ears after Real became the first club to retain the title for three consecutive years.
Despite these spectacular successes, everyone was surprised by the departure of Zizou at the end of last season, with Juleen Lopegeti, who left four months later after a 5-0 defeat to Barcelona, Clasico Land, Camp Nou.
The question facing Meringhi fans is whether Solari will follow Zidane's path, name himself among the best coaches in the world or join his predecessor, Lopetigi, and join a long list of coaches who have been forgotten and who have passed their seat.
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