There are videos of Vishvesha Tirtha glorifying Prabhupada and saying that Caitanya's teachings and Madhva's teachings are the same.

Prediction of Caitanya from Ādi-purāṇa and Bṛhan-nāradiya-purāṇa. From the passage we see that it was composed no earlier than the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Does Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 11.5.32 really speak of avatāras and kali-yuga-avatāra? Does the Purāṇa predict appearance of Caitanya? The image of Caitanya was formed within a hundred years of

Viśvanātha states that the words channaḥ kalau (“hidden in Kali”) in the Bhāgavata-purāṇa imply Caitanya. From Prabhupāda's point of view, channaḥ kalau is Caitanya's

In dealing with the Nārada-pañcarātra, one should keep in mind three different treatises denoted as Nārada-pañcarātra. One is not a treatise, but quotations composed presumably before the sixteenth century

Any preacher or person can claim to be this deity — whoever likes. The words apply to Caitanya as much as to any other god or person. Taking words out of context and interpreting them in their own favour