Real Madrid is still stuck in the same situation that provoked the march of Carlo Ancelotti, the dismissal of Xabi Alonso and the fleeting step of Álvaro Arbeloa. A team paid for itself with its stars empowered by the president, to the point of scorning the orders of his coaches, and a costume in which egos dominate a group without leaders. To face this panorama, Florentino Pérez, the man who allows all the whims to his footballers, recovered Jo…
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Real Madrid is still stuck in the same situation that provoked the march of Carlo Ancelotti, the dismissal of Xabi Alonso and the fleeting step of Álvaro Arbeloa. A team paid for itself with its stars empowered by the president, to the point of scorning the orders of his coaches, and a costume in which egos dominate a group without leaders. To face this panorama, Florentino Pérez, the man who allows all the whims to his footballers, recovered Jo…