Didier Deschamps has emerged as the leading candidate to take over Real Madrid next season, as the club begins planning beyond the current campaign.

While the immediate focus remains on overturning the deficit against Bayern Munich in the Champions League, the club is already working on key decisions for the future. Alongside potential reinforcements such as Rodri Hernández and Alexis Mac Allister, the coaching position is a major topic under discussion.

In this context, Álvaro Arbeloa is reportedly no longer a leading option, opening the door for Deschamps to take charge after the upcoming World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

The current France boss is highly rated by the club’s hierarchy, according to reports from RMC Sport and ElDesmarque. His expected departure from the national team after the tournament aligns with Madrid’s timeline.

Interestingly, Zinedine Zidane—a former Real Madrid coach—would reportedly succeed Deschamps as France manager, setting off a major reshuffle at the highest level.

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