Carlo Ancelotti has returned to Real Madrid for a second spell following the departure of Zinedine Zidane - and Arsenal could end up benefitting in more ways than one. The Gunners finished eighth in the Premier League and only two points ahead of the Toffees, losing to the Merseyside outfit at both Goodison Park and the Emirates. While it is unlikely that Everton will be able to find someone with as impressive a CV as Ancelotti to replace him this summer, his first move in the Spanish capital could benefit a rival. Mikel Arteta has spoken openly about his desire to keep Martin Odegaard following a positive loan from Madrid, and it doesn't appear that Ancelotti has any intention to keep...
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