When Florentino Pérez announced an “emergency” press conference on Tuesday, there were plenty who expected the Real Madrid president to make an announcement about the club’s next manager. However, there was no such update. Incumbent Álvaro Arbeloa, himself only appointed in January, is widely expected to be moved on at the end of bitterly disappointing season that will conclude without a troiphy. Poor on-pitch performance has been further compounded by sensational reports of training ground fights and locker room disharmony, creating an air of chaos around the world’s biggest club. Mourinho, who first managed Madrid between 2010–2013, is the frontrunner to succeed Arbeloa in the dugout, with some reports claiming talks are already at an advanced stage. However, there was no Mourinho update on Tuesday, with Pérez instead launching into a sometimes surreal hour of score settling , while announcing presidential elections to take place this month.…