Can Alonso succeed in succession with Ancelotti? A successor with obvious shortcomings, with ugly prospects

According to transfer expert Romano, Real Madrid has recently completed a change in coach positions. Ancelotti leaves office and will switch to the Brazilian national team, while Alonso will succeed Ampang to become the new head coach of Real Madrid. So, can Alonso succeed Ancelotti perfectly and lead the team to play with a brilliant record like An Pang or Zidane?

Zidane was successful because of two major factors: After taking over Ancelotti as the head coach of Real Madrid in the second half of 2015, he led the team to complete the "three consecutive championships" in the Champions League. At this point, the team's legend "take off his sneakers and put on his leather shoes", became the team's "blower" and became the team's head coach. But very few people can replicate Zidane's success. There are two key points in the fact that Zidane is able to succeed so successfully.

First, he is a true top football star, and won the Champions League, European Cup and World Cup championship as the absolute main player. He is a top star in Real Madrid or the French national team. This means that he has absolute prestige among the new generation of players.

In addition, Zidane had experience in coaching in the early stages of his coaching career, and participated in the entire process of Real Madrid winning the 2013-14 Champions League championship with Ancelotti. When An Pang was dismissed and Zidane took over, as long as Zidane could achieve "Xiao Rules and Cao Sui", Real Madrid could even avoid the turbulent period after changing coaches and truly achieve a smooth transition. Can

Alonso replicate the miracle of the past? The two major difficulties are eliminated

Compared with Zidane, Alonso currently faces a more harsh internal and external environment. It is also more difficult for him to lead Real Madrid to success.

On the one hand, although Alonso has good coaching experience, he has never coached in La Liga giants after all. The pressure of coaching La Liga giants is not comparable to that of teams like Leverkusen that are difficult to win the championship. It requires more energy in the locker room. After Alonso enters Real Madrid, Real Madrid must go through a period of turbulence. How much fault tolerance space can Real Madrid's senior management give Alonso? This is a problem.

Whether in terms of coaching ability or internal and external environment, Alonso's prospects for landing at the Bernabeu this time are difficult to be optimistic.