Real Madrid has officially lost the Spanish League title following a 2-0 defeat against their rival Barcelona in El Clásico during the 35th round. This loss confirms a 'zero-season' for the Royal Club, having earlier exited the Copa del Rey against Albacete, lost the Spanish Super Cup final to Barcelona, and departed the Champions League in the quarter-finals at the hands of Bayern Munich. Five key figures are being held responsible for what is being described as the season's scandal: Florentino Pérez The Real Madrid president failed to address technical gaps during the last summer transfer window, specifically refusing to sign a new midfielder. He also failed to intervene to enforce discipline within the locker room, prioritizing star players over coaching staff. Xabi Alonso The young coach failed to meet the high expectations of the fans. He struggled to control the locker room and could not adapt to the club's policy regarding star management, leading to clashes with several players and his eventual dismissal. Vinícius Júnior The Brazilian star was a primary source of tension due to disputes with Xabi Alonso and ongoing controversy regarding his contract renewal and financial demands, which affected both his performance and the team's stability. Kylian Mbappé Despite being the team's top scorer, the French star had a complicated season distracted by off-field issues. Frequent injuries kept him away during decisive periods, and he failed to lead the team in the season's most critical moments. Álvaro Arbeloa His appointment was seen as a mistake by Pérez due to his lack of experience coaching first teams. Arbeloa was unable to impose authority in the locker room, and his tenure was marked by numerous crises and internal conflicts between players.
Real Madrid has officially lost the Spanish League title following a 2-0 defeat against their rival Barcelona in El Clásico during the 35th round. This loss confirms a 'zero-season' for the Royal Club, having earlier exited the Copa del Rey against Albacete, lost the Spanish Super Cup final to Barcelona, and departed the Champions League in the quarter-finals at the hands of Bayern Munich. Five key figures are being held responsible for what is being described as the season's scandal: Florentino Pérez The Real Madrid president failed to address technical gaps during the last summer transfer window, specifically refusing to sign a new midfielder. He also failed to intervene to enforce discipline within the locker room, prioritizing star players over coaching staff. Xabi Alonso The young coach failed to meet the high expectations of the fans. He struggled to control the locker room and could not adapt to the club's policy regarding star management, leading to clashes with several players and his eventual dismissal. Vinícius Júnior The Brazilian star was a primary source of tension due to disputes with Xabi Alonso and ongoing controversy regarding his contract renewal and financial demands, which affected both his performance and the team's stability. Kylian Mbappé Despite being the team's top scorer, the French star had a complicated season distracted by off-field issues. Frequent injuries kept him away during decisive periods, and he failed to lead the team in the season's most critical moments. Álvaro Arbeloa His appointment was seen as a mistake by Pérez due to his lack of experience coaching first teams. Arbeloa was unable to impose authority in the locker room, and his tenure was marked by numerous crises and internal conflicts between players.
Real Madrid has officially lost the Spanish League title following a 2-0 defeat against their rival Barcelona in El Clásico during the 35th round. This loss confirms a 'zero-season' for the Royal Club, having earlier exited the Copa del Rey against Albacete, lost the Spanish Super Cup final to Barcelona, and departed the Champions League in the quarter-finals at the hands of Bayern Munich. Five key figures are being held responsible for what is being described as the season's scandal: Florentino Pérez The Real Madrid president failed to address technical gaps during the last summer transfer window, specifically refusing to sign a new midfielder. He also failed to intervene to enforce discipline within the locker room, prioritizing star players over coaching staff. Xabi Alonso The young coach failed to meet the high expectations of the fans. He struggled to control the locker room and could not adapt to the club's policy regarding star management, leading to clashes with several players and his eventual dismissal. Vinícius Júnior The Brazilian star was a primary source of tension due to disputes with Xabi Alonso and ongoing controversy regarding his contract renewal and financial demands, which affected both his performance and the team's stability. Kylian Mbappé Despite being the team's top scorer, the French star had a complicated season distracted by off-field issues. Frequent injuries kept him away during decisive periods, and he failed to lead the team in the season's most critical moments. Álvaro Arbeloa His appointment was seen as a mistake by Pérez due to his lack of experience coaching first teams. Arbeloa was unable to impose authority in the locker room, and his tenure was marked by numerous crises and internal conflicts between players.
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They destroyed Real Madrid .. 5 accused in the "zero-season" scandal
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