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Real Madrid, leader in La Liga, suffered a tough defeat in the Champions League, losing 0-1 to Liverpool. The club's president, Florentino Perez, is disturbed by the way the team was defeated and expresses doubts about Xabi Alonso's ability to restore the club's glory. In a meeting with the directors, Perez mentioned that he does not see progress in the playing style, which remains defensive and lacking modern pressing. It was also revealed that Alonso was not the president's first choice, who initially wanted Jurgen Klopp.
Dissatisfaction in the locker room is growing, with players like Valverde and Endrick expressing their frustrations, and Vinícius Jr. having negative reactions to substitutions. Perez receives direct feedback about these issues and is concerned about the team's physical condition, considering that the players ran four kilometers less than Liverpool in the recent match. These aspects raise questions about Alonso's future in charge of the team.
Dissatisfaction in the locker room is growing, with players like Valverde and Endrick expressing their frustrations, and Vinícius Jr. having negative reactions to substitutions. Perez receives direct feedback about these issues and is concerned about the team's physical condition, considering that the players ran four kilometers less than Liverpool in the recent match. These aspects raise questions about Alonso's future in charge of the team.
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