Mourinho follows in Ancelotti’s footsteps… a new game or a copy of the script for success?

Sometimes new solutions are not the only way to success, but the answer lies in old notebooks that carry memories of glory and victories, and while big clubs are always looking for the “revolution” and create the future, nostalgia for successful experiences remains the weapon they turn to when crises appear and identity is lost.

That’s exactly what Real Madrid appear to be doing again, after opting to bring back Portuguese Jose Mourinho to coach the team for the most part, a move that involves a lot of courage and risk, but also after a series of setbacks that have hit the sporting project recently.

Reports suggest that Mourinho will take up a second term as Real Madrid manager in the coming period, replacing young Spaniard Alvaro Arbeloa, as he aims to return the Merengues to the podium.