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'The Huge' Real Madrid pulled out a big knife. The project was carried out to bring Jurgen Klopp (58) away from coach Xavi Alonso (45), who failed to take control of the team due to poor performance.
Real officially announced on the 13th (Korea Standard Time) that "Coach Alonso resigned after mutual agreement with the club." The term "mutual agreement" was used, but it was actually replaced. Coach Alonso, who had been at the helm since the FIFA Club World Cup in June last year, left the team forlornly for the first time in just eight months.
Alonso was a legend of the Real team when he was active, and was also recognized for his leadership by leading Leverkusen to an undefeated victory. However, his bid for the coach ended with a bitter failure in his ambitious return to Korea.
In addition to poor performance, the decisive reason for the replacement was the failure to take control of the locker room. According to Spain's "Marca," Alonso has been at odds with Kylian Mbappe and other star players over tactical operations since his early days in office.
Real's leaders concluded that it was impossible to accompany them anymore, judging that not only poor performance but also the trust of the team had collapsed. Apart from Alonso's tactical capabilities, the lack of leadership to dominate Galactico led to the replacement.
The BBC said, "Coach Alonso had an altercation with Mbappe over tactics ahead of the Spanish Super Cup final. He also said there was a disagreement with President Florentino Perez because he could not unite the squad. He also pointed out, "There were frequent clashes between coaches with clear methodologies and star players who wanted to rely on their instincts."
Real, who shook hands to replace the head coach during the season, immediately started looking for firefighters. For now, Team B coach Alvaro Arbeloa will serve as the acting coach.
Of course, Real do not see Arbeloa as a long-term alternative. The plan is to appoint Klopp as the next head coach. According to European transfer market expert Florian Flettenberg, Real has already moved closely since last month after predicting Klopp as the first leader of the next head coach.
Klopp is a master who does not need an explanation and a "winning contractor." In the past, he has written numerous history from the promotion of Mainz to Dortmund's second consecutive Bundesliga victory, Liverpool's victory in the English Premier League (EPL) and the recapture of the top of the UEFA Champions League (UCL).
Klopp is currently the director of global football for the red bull group. However, if Real seriously proposes negotiations and sets up a negotiating table, Klopp is likely to respond to the conversation. Fans' expectations are growing for the synergy that Real's brilliant squad and Klopp's leadership will exert when they meet.
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