The 'new Zidane' that Florentino Pérez puts on the table (and you would never have guessed who he is)

Of all the possible candidates for the bench of Real Madrid that have been emerging in these three days of madness after the departure of the French, this is the least talked about ... for now.

Madness. This is what has unfolded in the environment of Real Madrid after the information bomb last Thursday. 

Zinedine Zidane's surprise march left Florentino Pérez behind and left Real Madrid completely desolate. 

Right now, still in the stage of 'mourning', practically no fan is excited about anything that is being talked about in the press and on the street. 

None of the possible candidates for the white bench ends up having the consensus of the respectable, because filling the huge gap left by Zizou will be impossible.

Not even Florentino , who was seen absolutely distraught last Thursday, accompanying Zidane in the impromptu press conference of his farewell, is clear. 

The president did not count on this. He has to sit down with his circle of confidence and rebuild a winning project from scratch, and it seems that it will not be soon when he chooses the perfect candidate for the bench of the Bernabéu. 

You have to think hard and well, and have the mettle to analyze all the possible options well, and choose the best one.

Many names

As usual, and as expected, the list of possible new Real Madrid coaches has been lengthening with the passing of the hours.

Pochettino is the favorite, but it will not be easy to get him out of Tottenham; Guti has the favor of much of Real Madrid, but is even greener than Zidane himself was before taking over the first team. 

The alternative of Conte does not finish to like to be too authoritarian and defensive, and to have a profile of too much wear for the players (there is more to see how it has been deteriorating its relation with the staff of Chelsea). 

Löw self-discarded as soon as he saw himself on the short list, and KloppHe has a contract with Liverpool. Then there are options more than secondary, in which you hardly have faith ( Sarri ) ...

But, among all the possible options, there is one that has been gaining strength in the last few hours, and of which we hardly talk. 

It's about Michael Laudrup . The Danish has a profile that reminds a lot of Zidane : dialogue with the players, football taste very consistent with the Bernabéu , connoisseur of the demands of Real Madrid , and also values ​​and how to deal with big stars. 

He is currently in Qatar , where he would gladly come back to train a big man from Europe.But it is still early to know if Madrid will really go for it or burn other cartridges beforehand ...