The small Spanish team that has produced winning coaches of 6 Champions League, 1 Cup Worlde and many other trophies

Club B Real Madrid is called Real Madrid Castilla and is part of the third Spanish category. The matches are held at the Alfredo Di Stefano Stadium in Valdebebas in Madrid, which has a capacity of only 6 thousand seats.

But this club, which has also prepared big players for Real Madrid's first team, has supplied the Spanish royal club and the entire Europe with absolutely fantastic trainers, writes Periscope.

Currently, Real Madrid Castilla is guided by legend Los BlancosRahul Gonzalez, who took over the club in 2019. If Raul were to follow the footsteps of his ancestors to become a great name, that remains to be seen.

But a large number of trainers have proved to be incredible champions in the coach's trade.

Vicente Del Bosque

Vicente Del Bosue has led Real Madrid Castillan from 1987 to 1990. He has managed to win two La Leagues and two League Champions League for Real Madrid team. While winning the only world championship for Spain in 2010, as well as the European Championship in 2012.

Rafael Benitez

Rafa Benitez began his career as a coach in 1993 at Real Madrid B. But even though he had the chance to lead Real Madrid's team, he had no success with the first team.

The successes would come with the Valencia and Liverpool teams. With Vallencia, he would win La Ligan in 2002 and 2004 and the UEFA Cup, while Liverpool would win the Champions League and the FA Cup.

Benitez would have won Europe League (U Cup champion) EFA with Chelsea, while leading other major teams like Inter, Naples and Newcastle United.

Zinedine Zidane

Zinedine Zidane continues to head Real Madrid's first team, but his career has started right at the second team.

Zidane with Real Madrid has been extremely successful. He won La Ligan once, and Champions League three times between 2016 and 2018.

Yulen Lopetegei

And Seville's current coach was also part of Real Madrid B between 2008 and 2009.

His career later became so successful that for two consecutive years he would also lead Spain's national team, but Real Madrid, who had just won the Champions League.

Among other things, he led other large teams, such as Porto, Spain U-21, and Rayo Vallecano.

Santiago Solari

Santiago Solari led Real Madrid B between 2016 and 2018 and was seen as the possible replacement of Zinedine Zidane to the first team.

And so it was. He replaced Yulen Lopetegüi, who had replaced Zidane in advance. Lopetegei with Real Madrid's first team managed to win the World Cup for Club in 2018.

Michel

Michel also had a very rich career as a coach. The famous Spaniard except Real Madrid B has managed to manage teams like Getafe, Seville, Olympiacos, Marseilles and Malaga.

He currently manages the UNAM team in Mexico. /Periscope