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Florentino Pérez Already Has Ancelotti's Replacement and a Date Set: Not Xabi Alonso

The president of Real Madrid has already planned the ideal replacement for the bench of the white team

Real Madrid is going through one of its most difficult moments of the season. After a series of negative results, Carlo Ancelotti's team are far from offering the guarantees that were expected after a successful season. Defeats against FC Barcelona, AC Milan and Liverpool in the Champions League have left the team in a delicate situation.

Although Madrid won against Osasuna and Leganés after the break, the defeat against Liverpool revealed its weaknesses. In addition, the club finds itself in an uncomfortable position in the Champions League group stage. Now its qualification to the last 16 at risk.

Ancelotti's Future Hanging in the Air

The sporting situation at Real Madrid has created uncertainty about the future of Carlo Ancelotti.

Ancelotti's future is hanging in the air | Europa Press

Despite having won the Champions League and the League last season, the poor results of the club are raising doubts about his continuity. Florentino Pérez, the club's president, seems to be already evaluating options in case the situation doesn't improve.

COPE's El Partidazo revealed that the club has warned Santiago Solari to be ready for his role. According to journalist Roberto Morales, this information has also reached Ancelotti's ears, which has caused discomfort for the Italian coach.

Santiago Solari: the Viable Option

Santiago Solari's name has been strongly linked with being a possible replacement for Ancelotti. The former Argentine player and manager has been seen at club events, such as the recent match at Anfield, which has fueled rumors of his return to the dugout.

Although Xabi Alonso has been tipped as one of the favorites to replace Ancelotti, the club doesn't seem to be backing him at the moment. Solari, on the other hand, has experience at the club and a deep knowledge of the squad. This could all facilitate his return at a time of uncertainty.

The Time Factor

Although the decision to change coach hasn't yet been made official, Real Madrid is clear that they need an immediate solution.

There is little room for negotation, as the situation in La Liga and the Champions League is becoming increasingly tight. Florentino Pérez knows that a change of coach could revitalize the team, although this move is not without risks.