Florentino Pérez, president of Real Madrid, has begun considering the possibility of bringing Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti back to the club after his anticipated tenure with the Brazil national team, which officially begins on June 1.

According to a report by the Spanish newspaper Marca, Pérez is studying the option of appointing Ancelotti as a technical advisor instead of returning to the position of head coach. This move aims to benefit from Ancelotti’s extensive experience with the club without him taking on direct coaching responsibilities.

Real Madrid is also awaiting the official announcement of the signing of Xabi Alonso, the current head coach of Bayer Leverkusen, to take over the coaching duties after the conclusion of the German league season.

Real Madrid’s 3-4 loss to Barcelona in La Liga accelerated Ancelotti’s departure, following a difficult season marked by domestic and European setbacks. Meanwhile, Barcelona made significant progress, winning the Copa del Rey and approaching the La Liga title.

On the other hand, Alonso successfully led Bayer Leverkusen to win the Bundesliga title last season, making his return to Real Madrid warmly welcomed and a source of optimism for both the club’s management and fans.