Coaches dance

One week after the end of LaLiga, lhe First's benches have become a catwalk. Almost half of them have a change of tenant. Exits are not avoided even in the teams that have achieved a great season, such as Diego Martínez in Granada or some teams have surprises, such as Ancelotti. Now It is the turn of the month of June to close the substitutes. Hurry because they will be in charge of making a template and a style that will begin to take its first steps at the beginning of July and with the date of August 13 as the trigger for the new season.

One of the bench changes that has given the most talk has been that of Real Madrid. The departure of Zidane, leaving some dart to the treatment received by the club in the farewell letter published exclusively by AS, has been the loudest, since it also has brought a substitute not expected. Carlo Ancelotti He returns to the Real Madrid bench, when the options to replace the Frenchman pointed elsewhere (Pochettino, Allegri, Conte, Raúl …). Another of the notable exits on the First benches has been that of Diego Martínez. The already ex-coach of Granada put the Nasrid club at the top, going from Second to put them in the Europa League. Now, he has decided to put an end to his stage at Granada. Some of the names that sound are Pacheta, Francisco, Javi Gracia, Mendilibar and Robert Moreno. They will also look for a new coach, but to return to Primera, Eibar, Huesca and Valladolid, the three have said goodbye to Mendilibar, Pacheta and Sergio González respectively. More agile have been Valencia and Getafe. Both have changed coach and already have a change. In the group that ended the stage of Javi Gracia and the one of Bordalás, former Getafe who has already announced Michel as a new blue technician.

There is only one club that still does not know if it will have a new coach or if it maintains the same one. It's about Barcelona. At the end of the season it seemed decided that Koeman would leave the Barça bench and a new coach would arrive to the liking of Laporta (Xavi sounded strongly). But after the last meetings and the financial problems of the club, which cannot afford to pay the contract compensation, it could lead to keep Koeman, at least, one more season.

There will be more stability and more continuity in the remaining twelve clubs. Especially in some of the clubs that have more than met their objectives. As is the case with the teams that have achieved a title this season: Simeone, who is the coach who has been in his position the longest, will continue to be linked to Atlético; Emery, Mr. Europa League, will remain at the helm of Villarreal and Imanol, who has won a Copa del Rey, in that of Real Sociedad. Although without a title, they have also had a great season and will continue in their position Lopetegui, which has achieved the best league season for Sevilla in its history, or Pellegrini, which has put Betis in the Europa League. There will be no changes either on the bench for Athletic (Marcelino), Osasuna (Arrasate), Levante (Paco López), Cádiz (Álvaro Cervera) and Alavés, who will keep Calleja after achieving permanence. Escribá and Coudet will continue, respectively, in Elche and Celta, although it was doubted whether both technicians would step aside.