He considers that every player has a great amount of talent to be on the team. Benitez claimed it's like making her daughter pick who her favorite parent is.

Rafael Benitez faces a problem many coaches around the world would like to have. Which Real Madrid player is his favorite? For him, the fact of having a roster highlighted with the names of Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale is great, but having to pick a favorite is almost impossible for the Spanish coach.

The man that arrived to Real Madrid over the summer to replace Carlo Ancelotti is about to debut with his new team against AS Roma in Melbourne, Australia. It was only last week when they started to train in Madrid before they left for their Asian tour that begins in Australia and ends in China.

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"Ronaldo, Bale, all of them—they are so good. For me it's not a problem. James (Rodriguez), Isco, (Karim) Benzema, Ronaldo or Bale, we have an option with all of them." Benitez said. ""You can ask my daughter if she prefers my wife or me. The father or the mother. It's not easy."

Benitez has won 12 titles overall in his career. The former Napoli manager already knows what it would mean to win La Liga and a Champions League trophy. While some things do change with his move to Real Madrid, the essence of his job stays the same.

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"For me it doesn't change too much. I have to concentrate on my job and try to do my best in the things that I know. Coaching the team and trying to have a winning mentality," Benitez claimed."

Benitez is expected to deliver good results and fast. While Ancelotti was able to win the Champions League and the Copa del Rey in his first year as a Merengue coach, not being able to win anything in his second year cost him his job. In two years with Napoli, Benitez won the Copa Italia and that was it. It happened in his first year.

"I know the city, I know the fans, I know the club. So that is an advantage," Benitez added