The majority of Real Madrid's fans have asked club president Florentino Perez to extend Santiago Solari's term after the club's recent positive results under his leadership, a Spanish newspaper poll showed on Thursday.
Solari took over as coach of Real Madrid in late October, replacing coach Julien Lopetigui, who was sacked for poor results, especially a humiliating loss to his traditional rivals Barcelona.
Prior to his temporary job, Solari was coaching the Real Madrid youth team and also defended Real as a player between 2000 and 2005.
The Spanish newspaper As reported that 82 percent of the respondents answered "yes" to the question: "Should Solari remain until the end of the season?" While only 18% said the club should bring another coach.
The Argentine coach managed to lead the Royal team to beat Valladolid 2-0 in the Spanish league, ending the series of disappointing results this season, lifting the club to sixth place temporarily, in the task of correcting the track.
The Real won a great victory in the Champions League when they beat Victoria Plzen and five points in the King's Cup, defeating Solari Melilla 4-0.
Solari oversees the training of the European champions for two weeks according to the regulations of the Spanish federation, after being installed or appointed a new coach.
