Queiroz takes over at Real
Manchester United assistant manager Carlos Queiroz has been confirmed as the new manager of Real Madrid after he was released by his Old Trafford employers this afternoon.
www.irishexaminer.comI don’t have live results here, but I can share what’s known about Carlos Queiroz and Real Madrid up to recent history.
- Carlos Queiroz famously coached Real Madrid in 2003–2004 era, initially appointed after Del Bosque’s departure, with reports from that time detailing his two-year contract and presentation at the Bernabéu.[3][5]
- Since then, Queiroz has been linked with various national teams and clubs, including stints with Iran and other roles, but there hasn’t been a sustained, current Real Madrid appointment in 2016–2026 years that solidified him as Real Madrid manager in the modern era based on widely reported records.[4][6]
If you’d like, I can search for the very latest updates again and pull reputable sources from today, or summarize Queiroz’s Real Madrid tenure and subsequent career with a concise timeline. Would you like me to do that?
Sources: Queiroz’s Real Madrid appointment details from 2003-2004 coverage and later profiles confirm historical context of his time at Real Madrid, with ongoing media discussion about his roles in other teams.[5][3][4]