I don’t think Xabi Alonso has enough experience to be the head coach of Real Madrid. However, he is a player who is committed to the club. He was a player who loved Real Madrid very much and fought very well for Real Madrid in the past. Currently, he is a manager who experienced a magnificent championship with Bayer Leverkusen and is currently chasing the championship. Of course, his opportunities at Bayer Leverkusen are very limited and despite these limited opportunities, he has made him one of the most popular managers in Europe. I think that Real Madrid can provide better management and be successful with its unlimited opportunities, but we need to see this.
I understand your concerns about Xabi Alonso’s experience, but I believe his performance at Bayer Leverkusen shows that he is ready for bigger challenges, such as managing Real Madrid. In a short space of time, Alonso transformed Leverkusen from a team threatened by relegation to an undefeated Bundesliga champion, ending Bayern Munich’s 11-year hegemony. He also led the team to the finals of the German Cup and the Europa League, demonstrating his tactical and leadership skills. I therefore believe that his in-depth knowledge of football combined with his history as a Real Madrid player makes him a promising option for the club’s coaching position. Even Carlo Ancelotti has expressed his desire to see him as Real Madrid’s coach in the future.
It is also important to consider that at Bayer Leverkusen he achieved remarkable achievements despite having limited financial and structural resources. At Real Madrid, he would have access to an elite squad, a larger budget for signings and a cutting-edge infrastructure that will surely further enhance his modern, attacking style of play. With these conditions, it is plausible to imagine that Alonso could implement his tactical philosophy in greater depth and achieve even more impressive results on the European stage.