Quote from: Baki202 on Today at 03:23:47 PM

And if Alonso is as good as we all are saying, why is he struggling to manage Real Madrid? Because when he was managing Leverkusen, everything seemed to be going well for him, but everything seems to be different in the Spanish league, and the cause might be that difference in the league, but maybe with time, he might actually adjust. And there are a lot of things that just seem to be different. Madrid needs to be more serious because they are unable to win anything this season, and next season, I am not sure because they are not in form and their players are not playing well, which is not making the club progressive, and they were unable to win either the Champions League even with all the experience they have, and this is why there are reasons. So it is when they work on themselves it is better for them if not nothing for them.

With the good records Xabi Alonso has set at Leverkusen, I don't think we should doubt whether Alonso is a good coach who can handle Real Madrid or not. For me, it’s clear that Alonso is a great coach, despite not having achieved the things people are expecting from him or turning Real Madrid back to their great form.

To me, the way he handled Leverkusen with average players and achieved the team’s goals shows that he can also do great things at Real Madrid. But I don’t understand why some people are so quick to judge Alonso. He has just spent a few weeks coaching Real Madrid, and I think it’s too early to start judging him now. In fact, even in the Club World Cup, as a new coach, he really tried. I believe anyone who has been watching Real Madrid’s matches before and is still watching them now can see that the team is improving.

One thing I want people to understand is that no team can be the best forever in term of football because Other teams are also working hard to strengthen their squads so they can be the best in the world also.Even if Real Madrid didn’t do as well this season, they may do better next year.