Why Florentino Perez Is The Right Man For Real Madrid

Florentino Perez will be a Godsend for Real Madrid supporters for years to come.

Case in point, his goal of bringing his "big project" to Madrid would be welcome news to the long suffering supporters who have seen their beloved club fall instantly from grace to infamy.

Perez, if elected President this spring, plans to announce his first major signing—Kaka of AC Milan for a whopping £52 million, according to reports. If successful, such a signing would more than prove Perez's determination for re-making the club through his vision.

It would prove without a doubt that Real Madrid as we know it is back in business. Another potential major signing that Perez is working on is that of Arsene Wenger. Yes, the same Arsene Wenger known for his craft with English powerhouse Arsenal FC.

Arsene Wenger would be a welcome addition for Real Madrid, simply because of what he was able to accomplish with Arsenal in his twelve and half years at the club.

He has managed to turn Arsenal into a club that played a very attractive style of football, a style of football that has won Arsene and his current club plaudits from football pundits, former players, and supporters alike, but more importantly, Arsene never compromised his style or the principles of which his teams have always played up to.

An Arsene Wenger led Real Madrid team would send tongues wagging throughout Europe and parts of the football world. Wenger would surely be the ideal fit for Madrid, and some out there may hope that players such as Fabregas and Theo Walcott would join ranks with Arsene at Madrid as well.

Another plus for Madrid would be the return of Zinedine Zidane to Real in a management capacity with Perez—something that would only add more zest to already impressive-looking management setup at Madrid.

Zidane has expressed his desire at returning to Madrid, and is hoping that his fellow compatriot Laurent Blanc of Bordeaux would be offered the keys to coaching Real as well. 

Both Blanc and Wenger favor the similar styles of attacking football. Either one would be a good coaching hire for Perez to make.