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Real Madrid veteran fires back at Javier Tebas – ‘Never seen a president like this’

Real Madrid are entering a crucial phase of planning for next season, and major changes are on the horizon.

In fact, according to MARCA, Xabi Alonso and club president Florentino Perez are set to meet soon, alongside Jose Angel Sanchez, to make key decisions about the team’s future.

With the Club World Cup now over, following a heavy 0-4 defeat to PSG in the semi-finals, the focus has shifted completely to transfers.

The leadership at Madrid understands that time is short and tough choices must be made. Several positions need strengthening, while others need clearing out.

Players in question

Interestingly, one of the most urgent matters on the table is the future of Brazilian winger Rodrygo.

Rodrygo’s situation has raised eyebrows inside the club. His limited role during the Club World Cup, particularly in crucial moments, has been seen as a signal that his place at the club is under serious threat.

Xabi Alonso has some big decisions to make. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

While nothing has been decided yet, his case will be carefully reviewed in the upcoming meetings. As things stand, Rodrygo appears to be closer to an exit than staying.

At the same time, Real Madrid are close to finalising the signing of Alvaro Carreras. The talented left-back is expected to bring much-needed depth to the left side of the defence.

The deal is reportedly in its final stages and could be made official very soon.

Another point of debate involves the attacking line. With both Endrick and Gonzalo Garcia competing for minutes and spots, one may be forced to leave due to overcrowding in attack.

Meanwhile, Alonso is also pushing for the signing of a central midfielder, although no specific name has been linked yet.

As things stand, Real Madrid are heading into a summer of big decisions. Xabi Alonso’s vision, backed by Florentino Perez and the board, is about to shape the next chapter of the club’s journey.

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