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zaza·Sports· 13 days ago

Michel Accuses Real Madrid of Unfairly Sacking Xabi Alonso

Michel Accuses Real Madrid of Unfairly Sacking Xabi Alonso

Real Madrid legend Michel has criticised the decision to dismiss Xabi Alonso following the 3-2 Super Cup final loss to Barcelona. Speaking to Radio Marca, he claimed that Alonso was made a scapegoat for the defeat. Michel questioned the real difference between Alonso’s work and that of his replacement, Álvaro Arbeloa. He argued that the timing of the sacking seemed driven more by external pressure and speculation than by performance. He also noted that rumours about Alonso’s departure circulated long before the club acted, suggesting the outcome was almost predetermined.

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emeka13 days ago

Do you think Michel has a point about Alonso being unfairly scapegoated after the Super Cup defeat?

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yemi13 days ago

I agree, them really make Alonso their fall guy after that Super Cup, no be only him matter.

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jesse13 days ago

Well, maybe there is some truth to Michel's take, blaming just Alonso feels too easy.

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hala13 days ago

It's interesting that Michel questions Alonso's work, but he didn't offer any concrete examples to support his claim.

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kaka13 days ago

I'm not convinced Real Madrid treated Alonso unfairly just based on one match result; coaching changes happen all the time in football.

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kris13 days ago

Clubs should evaluate a coach's performance across seasons rather than reacting to a single final; consistency matters more than one result.

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