I don't think what was done at Leverkusen means it will be the same in La Liga. Although there is indeed such hope, but we must realize that the situation is different in this case so everything cannot be simply equated.
Being in Madrid will indeed be a little advantageous where he is equipped with resources in terms of players who are indeed very qualified but on the other hand the pressure is also very heavy so Xabi must remember that.

The risk is comparable if in the end he can give his best then in the end he will be one of the coaches who will be praised but otherwise if in the end Madrid's performance seems ordinary then he must be prepared with all forms of consequences.
Adaptation is something that must be emphasized where when the adaptation is good, it does not rule out the possibility that what he did at Bayern can be repeated in Madrid but it also cannot be a benchmark because different clubs can be different fates.

Look, there are environmental differences here, but I still think that Xabi Alonso can achieve something good at Real Madrid, and he is already passing the tests at the FIFA Club World Cup. Real Madrid won against Juventus in the Club World Cup match but they had to face a tough time in this match. It was very sensational in this match that Trent Alexander-Arnold made his first assist for this club and it turned into a goal through which Xabi Alonso's team left the field with a narrow victory over Juventus in this match. My full understanding is that  Randal Kolo Muani may have been Juventus' biggest asset in this match, but he couldn't maintain the right edge for Juventus in this CWC tournament match.

Real Madrid could only win by a narrow 1 goal from Juventus and overall Real Madrid's performance in the club world cup competition so far has not been that impressive although this cannot be used as a reference because Xabi Alonso has also just become Real Madrid's coach and he still needs time to adapt.
However, from what Xabi Alonso achieved with Leverkusen, even the phenomenal season in the Bundesliga when they were undefeated cannot be compared to Xabi Alonso at Real Madrid now, this is clearly very different, especially the pressure of being Real Madrid's coach.

If Xabi Alonso can guide Bayer Leverkusen to win the Bundesliga league title and finish unbeaten in the Bundesliga league, just imagine what Xabi Alonso will do and achieve at Real Madrid, which has more quality and world-class players than Bayer Leverkusen, so I am not surprised with the way Xabi Alonso is performing in the Club World Cup tournament with Real Madrid. I didn't watch the Real Madrid and Juventus game, but I knew Xabi Alonso and Real Madrid would surely overcome the Juventus test because Juventus has been in a mess for a very long time, and they can't beat a club like Real Madrid if they don't improve their performance.

Aside being a La liga team's last hope in tournament this is Real Madrid's only hope of winning a trophy before a new season starts so I don't expect them to joke with it. Well, I don't think Borussia Dortmund would be very tough for Madrid because their new coach had once dominated the Bundesliga he's encountered Dortmund on several occasions so he should know how to beat them with his current club that has more better squad and players than the previous one at Germany. Even though it won't be easy I think Real Madrid would beat Dortmund to progress to the next stage.

Real Madrid are La Liga last hope in the Club World Cup, having just managed to advance to the quarter-finals after managing to eliminate Juventus with great difficulty. Real Madrid next step will not be easy, they will face Dortmund in the quarter-finals, the next challenge is much more difficult if they succeed in advancing to the semifinals because they will face the winner between Bayern and PSG. Xabi Alonso will certainly devote all his team's strength to winning the trophy as a beautiful first step in managing Real Madrid, especially since they have just ended the season without a trophy.

Winning streak was made important, and only the best can come up with this record. Real Madrid headcoach, Xabi Alonso is a monster when it comes to handling elite teams, he knows his formidable strategy although he's yet to exert a tough dependable one with Los Blancos. He's making more crucial plans to exert and this wouldn't be some random average strategy but a top one. Real Madrid are not lucky for anything they've accomplish over the heading years for, they worked so hard for their money and wouldn't change for anything.

Juventus are out, do you watch the game? It was an important game for bothsides with thrieving energy, the Old Lady got eliminated by just one goal. This is good for them atleast they get to make it a tough time for Real Madrid. This is all about football, if the opposite team is losing, atleast by one goal and not like 4 upward because it shows clear signs of how unconstrained and unstable an elite team can be.

You don't expect a team like Madrid to exit the tournament at this stage of the competition apart from PSG that I see that will pose as a threat I don't see any other team that can stand towards to tow with Madrid because their team is one of the best teams in the world