Real Madrid: Florentino Pérez drops a bomb on the future coach

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By: Manu Tournoux

Real Madrid wants to treat themselves to an unexpected recruit

On June 7, we will know the identity of the president of Real Madrid. If Enrique Riquelme ran, Florentino Pérez has a good chance of being re-elected. The Spanish businessman gave an interview last night to TVE. The opportunity to discuss the file of the future coach of the Merengues. For several days, everything has led to believe that José Mourinho will be the lucky one.

Pérez calmed everyone down with a rather surprising statement. “I’m thinking about it (concerning the future coach, editor’s note). Do I have a name in mind? Two. Mourinho? He’s a good coach, that’s clear. I’m not going to announce it because I haven’t spoken to him yet. » The boss of Casa Blanca would therefore have 2 avenues for the position of coach. Yet, A.S. confirms this morning the information published yesterday by In Bola according to which Mourinho, Real Madrid and Benfica reached an agreement to complete his arrival on the Merengue bench for €15 million.

Manu Tournoux

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