Jurgen Klopp only wants to coach the greatest team in Europe

Jurgen Klopp is said to be weighing the possibility of an unexpected comeback to the coaching bench at the Bernabeu.

According to TEAMtalk, speculation about Jurgen Klopp's next move is increasing after reports emerged that the German strategist views Real Madrid as his only preferred destination.

Currently serving as Red Bull's Global Football Director, the 58-year-old manager is said to find life in the executive office less appealing than the vibrant atmosphere on the coaching bench. His desire to return to coaching arises as both his former club and the 15-time European champions are undergoing crucial transitional phases.

Links to Klopp emerge at a sensitive time for Real Madrid, as Alvaro Arbeloa struggles to maintain the very high standards at the Bernabeu. Experts have long argued that Klopp's energetic pressing style and strong personality would be a perfect addition for Madrid, providing the tactical identity the team currently lacks.

All eyes will be on the La Liga giant in the final months of the season to see if they officially express interest in Klopp. The German strategist's readiness to return to coaching is likely to create a ripple effect in the European managerial market, possibly even forcing Madrid to act before other major clubs attempt to lure him away from his Red Bull contract. If Arbeloa fails to secure a major trophy soon, the path for Klopp to lead Los Blancos will become very clear.

After previously overtaking Barcelona to lead La Liga, Real Madrid has faltered by losing two consecutive matches in the league. This result has dropped them to second place in the standings, trailing Barcelona by four points as their rival has won two straight games.

Arbeloa's team is now preparing to face Celta Vigo with the aim of regaining victory to keep their championship hopes alive. Following that, they will enter a challenging match against Man City in the first leg of the Champions League round of 16.