The management position at Real Madrid is still questionable. Although there are still concerns about Alvaro Arbeloa’s long-term prospects, the management still believes he can lead the squad through this season. In order to stabilise the team and bring it back to its previous glory, players like Jurgen Klopp have been connected to a possible transfer to Real Madrid.
Enzo Maresca, the former manager of Chelsea, and Jose Mourinho and Zinedine Zidane have also been connected to the Valdebebas. According to Defensa Central, Real Madrid and Florentino Perez believe that Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, is a viable long-term alternative for the team.
Arsenal have gradually re-established themselves as a formidable threat and have been among Europe’s most well-oiled teams this season, despite the Spanish tactician’s languid pace.
Arteta’s contract with Arsenal expires in June 2027, and an extension has not yet been discussed. Although all indications lead to Arsenal pursuing the renewal, nothing has changed as of yet, and Real Madrid may make a move shortly.
Real Madrid Consider Arsenal Manager Arteta as Head Coach
The administration of Real Madrid is considering a number of applicants for the head coaching post. Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, is one of them. TEAMtalk reported this.
The source claims that Alvaro Arbeloa, the head coach of Real Madrid at the moment, is quite likely to resign at the end of the current campaign. Andrea Berta, the sports director of Arsenal, is aggressively talking with Arteta to extend the 43-year-old specialist’s contract.
But Los Blancos aren’t the only team interested in the Barcelona manager; Manchester City is also considering hiring him on a long-term basis. Thus, Real Madrid’s future is uncertain.
It would be improbable that Arteta would depart at this time given that he has lived in London for the greater part of ten years and the project is starting to show results. Therefore, it’s possible that the connections with Real Madrid are still in very early stages and will not develop.
