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Real Madrid fans want the first team to support Xabi Alonso!

2025-12-02 18:50
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Real Madrid fans want the first team to support Xabi Alonso!

The team's fans trust their Spanish coach.Getty ImagesPressure is mounting on Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso as the team's recent slump in form approaches a decisive turning point, with his f...

Real Madrid fans want the first team to support Xabi Alonso!Story byFoot AfricaReal Madrid fans want the first team to support Xabi Alonso!Real Madrid fans want the first team to support Xabi Alonso!Foot AfricaTue, December 2, 2025 at 6:50 PM UTC·2 min read

The team's fans trust their Spanish coach.

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Pressure is mounting on Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso as the team's recent slump in form approaches a decisive turning point, with his future at the club hanging in the balance.

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Fans Rally in Support

In a clear reflection of the fanbase’s sentiment, banners backing Alonso appeared at the club’s Valdebebas training ground. Footage broadcast by Spanish television program El Chiringuito showed messages from supporters urging the players to “back Xabi.” The display serves as a public appeal from the Madrid faithful, calling for unity within the squad and more time for the Spanish manager.

A Make-or-Break Fixture

This show of support comes at a critical juncture. Reports indicate that the upcoming match against Athletic Bilbao could prove decisive for Alonso’s tenure. The 42-year-old coach faces the genuine prospect of an early dismissal if his team fails to secure a victory and correct its course.

A Short Leash and a Waiting Legend

Club president Florentino Pérez and the board had previously granted Alonso a limited number of matches to reverse the team’s fortunes. However, patience in the Spanish capital appears to be wearing thin. Should the disappointing results continue, a contingency plan is reportedly in place: a return for legendary former manager Zinedine Zidane to take the reins until the end of the season, in a move aimed at restoring stability.

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Thus, Alonso finds himself caught between the fans' calls for patience and the administration's demand for immediate results, facing the ultimate test of his leadership in one of football's most high-pressure roles.

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