The three generations of Real Madrid coaches have taken stock of: Mourinho has won 3, Zidane has won 11, and Ancelotti has won 15

After the end of this season's La Liga, the Real Madrid coach changed. "World Coach" Ancelotti will coach five-star Brazil, and last season's Bundesliga champion coach Alonso will become Real Madrid's new coach. In this regard, let’s take a look at the data of the past three famous coaches of Real Madrid, namely Mourinho, Zidane, and Ancelotti. These three famous coaches are all Champions League champion coaches.

Mourinho (Portugal): Coach Real Madrid in 178 games and won three championship trophys, namely La Liga, Copa del Rey, and Super Cup in Spain.

Zidane (France): Coach Real Madrid in 263 games and won 11 championship trophys, namely the Champions League (3 seats), La Liga (2 seats), Club World Cup (2 seats), European Super Cup (2 seats), and Spanish Super Cup (2 seats).

Ancelotti (Italy): coached Real Madrid in 350 games and won 15 championship trophys, namely the Champions League (3 seats), La Liga (2 seats), the Copa del Rey (2 seats), the Club World Cup (3 seats), the European Super Cup (3 seats), and the Spanish Super Cup (2 seats).

Perhaps someone asked which of these three coaches of Real Madrid is greater? Personal opinion, perhaps Zidane and Ancelotti have more championships, but it is Mourinho who brings Real Madrid out of the predicament, and Barcelona he meets is also the strongest. Mourinho coaches Real Madrid as great as Zidane and Ancelotti. Do you agree with this view?