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Real Madrid finds itself in a period of introspection following their UEFA Champions League elimination and the looming prospect of ending the season without a single trophy. One of the most pressing decisions facing the club is the managerial position, weighing the continuity of Arbeloa against the recruitment of a new coach.
While the departure of the Spanish coach appears to be the most probable outcome, his stay is not entirely ruled out. Florentino Pérez plans to meet with Arbeloa, aware that he has the backing of the dressing room, though doubts persist about whether this support will ultimately benefit his future.
Meanwhile, a list of potential successors is beginning to take shape, with the names of Klopp, Deschamps, and Pochettino gaining prominence. However, one of these candidates seems to have withdrawn from the race for the top job at the Madrid club.
According to the French newspaper L'Équipe, Didier Deschamps' inner circle has categorically denied rumors linking the current French national team coach to the role. The 2018 World Cup winner is set to leave his position after the 2026 World Cup, making way for former Real Madrid star Zinedine Zidane. Deschamps was among the names touted as a potential Real Madrid manager for next season, but this will not come to pass.
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