Five Real Madrid coaches who played for Santiago Solari and Los Blanc

Santiago Solari (Spain) has been appointed as the 17th president of the Spanish big-name Real Madrid (Spain).

Solari moved to Bernabeu for one year at Atlético Madrid, and in five years he won the Champions League, two La Liga titles, the UEFA Super Cup, the Spanish Super Cup and the Intercontinental Cup.

There are five other Real Madrid players who played to manage Los Blancos.

The former goalkeeper was in Real for 138 days and oversaw the worst game for the second time in eight hours without scoring.

Lopetegui lost his job in the aftermath of the loss to Barcelona, ​​5-1, which was a three-game losing streak in the league.

With Real Sacking, Lopetegui lost two managerial posts over a year after being released by Spain two days before the World Cup after his decision to join Real was announced.

As a player, the Spanish goalkeeper made one senior appearance to Real and lent one of his two years to Las Palmas.

Zidane, one of Real's most successful bosses, had nine trophies, and his team's winning odds were 69.80.

Zidane resigned after a few days after winning his third Champions League title in Liverpool. The club asked for & # 39; another voice & # 39;

The former French midfielder won the third championship with three Champions League titles, one Spanish League Super Cup, two UEFA Super Cups and two FIFA Club World Cups.

Zidane made his first appearance in the Champions League final in 2002 after joining Juventus for 77.15 million euros over five years in Real Madrid. He also won La Liga during his time as a player to Bernabeu.

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Del Bosque has won seven trophies in four years in charge of the team who played for the eleven seasons last season.

Former Spanish coach twice supervised Real, who had been in charge of the 1994 and 1996 coaching positions, before becoming an eternal first coach in 1999.

He managed the side during one of the most successful orders and was responsible for David Beckham, Zidane, Luis Figo, and Ronaldo's & # 39; Los Galacticos & # 39 ;.

Del Bosque played 450 games with Real's defensive midfielder from 1974 to 1984. He won five league titles with Copa del Reys, who had been a member of the team lost to Liverpool in the 1981 European Cup Final.

Argentinian forward Real managed Real in two orders, none of which was especially successful at the club and only one trophy.

Di Stefano was the second winner of the Spanish Super Cup in Bernabeu. Between 1982 and 1984 he supervised 21 games, which were only 108 games.

Real in the 1980s Real was third, lost to Aberdeen in Europe, lost three times, Spain Super Cup, Spanish League Cup and Copa del Rey.

Di Stefano has scored 216 goals in 262 games and set up a club record in a strike partnership with Ferenc Puskas, while Ballon d ' Or has won two more and is better remembered in Real as his play abuse.

Molowny wanted as a player by both Barcelona and Real when he chose to sign later in 1946 in Marino later.

The Spanish midfielder became a coach of Las Palmas shortly after his 32-year-old retirement, and in 1974 he won the domestic cup as a temporary coach in Real.

With four orders as coaches, Molly won the UEFA Cup in 1984-85 and 1985-86.

Canary summer played 172 games in Real and scored 89 goals. He did not play in the final, but won five trophies, including two league titles and the 1956 European Cup.

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