Real Madrid's management is considering several prominent coaching options in anticipation of reshaping the technical staff in the coming period, amid reports indicating initial contacts with a surprising name in the world of coaching.

According to press reports, citing the Spanish network 'COPE', Real Madrid has already initiated preliminary moves to communicate with Argentina's national team coach Lionel Scaloni, as part of the list of candidates to take over the first team's technical leadership during the upcoming summer transfer window.

According to sources, club president Florentino Perez is evaluating several different coaching options, in light of the team's declining results in the second half of the current season, prompting the management to consider restructuring the technical staff.

Reports indicate that the current coach will not continue in his position with the first team after the end of the season, despite receiving some support within the locker room, due to the administration's conviction of the necessity for change.

This direction comes after a disappointing season for Real Madrid, which witnessed several negative results, most notably the exit from the Copa del Rey against a lower division team, in addition to trailing 11 points behind Barcelona in La Liga, along with elimination from the Champions League against Bayern Munich.

According to the same reports, the list of candidates to coach Real Madrid is not limited to Scaloni alone, but also includes big names in the world of coaching, including Jürgen Klopp, Mauricio Pochettino, and José Mourinho.

However, Scaloni receives special attention from the club's management, due to the significant successes he achieved with the Argentina national team, most notably winning the 2022 World Cup.

Nonetheless, contracting with Scaloni remains a controversial option, due to his lack of long previous experience in coaching major clubs, except for his previous work as an assistant coach at the Spanish club Sevilla.

Information also suggests that any formal step in this direction may require waiting until the end of Argentina's participation in the upcoming World Cup in North America, where Scaloni leads the team during the tournament.