Leaving the team this summer, has Real Madrid become his next home?

In this season, Real Madrid's most unsatisfactory person in the talent market is actually Leverkusen's Alonso: The Galaxy Battleships failed the Cup of del Rey this season and ended in the quarterfinals of the Champions League. Anyone with discerning eyes knows that the team's lineup is time to make up for it, but Florentino has not changed the team - after all, if a team-building coach is invited to come over and leave the transfer budget to his ex, it is a bit inappropriate.

Of course, the direct victim of this is naturally Ancelotti. Even Valverde, who once led Barcelona and now leads the team to the top four of the league at Athletic Bilbao, said: "What happened to Ancelotti is hard to imagine if any head coach."

Now, Alonso has everything ready to join Real Madrid, and only Ancelotti nods. Last night this morning, Alonso said that he would leave Leverkusen. Then Leverkusen quickly followed up and officially announced the news. With the team already locked in the Champions League qualification this season and was eliminated in the Champions League round of 16, the pharmaceutical factory had no desires at the end of the season. It was the best time node to announce that he would leave.

For Alonso, Real Madrid naturally made a good move: According to multiple sources, in order to allow Leverkusen to release the person in advance, Real Madrid also plans to pay a transfer fee of 12-15 million euros. The only juncture in the negotiations at present is Ancelotti. Although he publicly stated some time ago that he would never break up with Real Madrid, he would not obey the orders at the end of the season. If the Galaxy Battleship wants An Shuaijuan to leave, he will have to pay a lot of salary compensation.

Although he could not bid farewell to his mentor when he took office, he took office in the summer window and might have to lead the team to play in the Club World Cup, so Alonso's burden is still not light. Considering that he mainly promoted the 3421 formation during the Leverkusen period, Real Madrid's lineup was typical of top-heavyness, and the quality and number of members of the defense line were not considered to be up to standard. Once he successfully entered Real Madrid, the defense line would most likely become his priority to strengthen.

His coaching career at Leverkusen was indeed able to endorse him at the Bernabeu. Before the start of this week's game, Alonso led the team to a record of 89 wins, 31 draws and 18 losses, with a winning rate of 64.5%. He won the domestic double championship unbeaten last season, and the UEFA Cup was one step away. This season, Leverkusen has been a long-term chaser of Bayern. At the last moment, Kane's first championship can bring some twists and turns. His coaching career is indeed two-handed.

However, in Alonso's resume, tactics are perhaps the least worth mentioning link. Enrique once mentioned before that under the modern football system, the contact between the head coach and the players has become less and less. Everyone ignores downward management and focuses on upward management. In this regard, Alonso has emotional intelligence and understands the worldly style. It is an existence that allows Florentino to visit the cottage three times. It has already explained the problem. Putting aside the tactical gap, Ancelotti doesn't want to come, Alonso might really be able to come here.

Of course, besides Alonso, Real Madrid still has many internal problems: they need to make up some liquidity for this summer window, build connections between South America and Spain, and keep all their efforts to keep physical coach Pentus - no matter what the outcome of the Club World Cup, the Galaxy Battleships still have a lot to do this summer.