We recall the predictions made ten years ago about a bound state of $J^P=0^{+}$ in $I=0$ of the $D^{⁎}{\overline{K}}^{⁎}$ system, which is manifestly exotic, and we associate it to the $X_0\left(2866\right)$ state reported in the recent LHCb experiment. Fine tuning the parameters to reproduce exactly the mass and width of the $X_0\left(2866\right)$ state, we report two more states stemming from the same interaction, one with $1^{+}$ and the other with $2^{+}$. For reasons of parity, the $1^{+}$ state cannot be observed in $D\overline{K}$ decay, and we suggest to observe it in the $D^{⁎}\overline{K}$ spectrum. On the other hand, the $2^{+}$ state can be observed in $D\overline{K}$ decay but the present experiment has too small statistics in the region of its mass to make any claim. We note that measurements of the $D^{⁎}\overline{K}$ spectrum and of the $D\overline{K}$ with more statistics should bring important information concerning the nature of the $X_0\left(2866\right)$ and related ones that could be observed.