It seems that Florentino Perez has made up his mind about who should lead Real Madrid next year, and it won't be Carlo Ancelotti. According to German broadcaster Radio Deutschland, former Borussia Dortmund manager Jürgen Klopp has agreed terms with Los Blancos' boss, and will be signing a three-year contract with the Spanish capital giants. Klopp revealed earlier this year he would be leaving Borussia Dortmund after a seven year stint as their coach. The German radio station revealed Klopp will be joining Los Blancos once he ends the season with Borussia Dortmund, where the team will be playing the DFB-Pokal Final against Wolfsburg.
Klopp was reportedly invited to sign with Real Madrid prior to the start of the 2013-2014 season, when Jose Mourinho's contract with the team expired. Klopp, who had just eliminated Los Blancos from the UEFA Champions League, declined the offer and kept working with the yellow-and-black side.
Some sources believe the German coach would be a good choice for Los Blancos.
Klopp: The better fit out of the two candidates. Reported days ago that he was Real's main candidate to replace Carlo.
— Lucas Navarrete (@LucasNavarreteM) May 19, 2015
According to the German radio station, Klopp will be penning a three year deal with Los Blancos, being paid eight million euros each year. While there's still room for negotiation, it seems that Carlo Ancelotti's days with the Spanish giants will end next Saturday, when the team plays its final game of the season against Getafe.
