Real Madrid board worried about team s declining form but confident Alonso can fix it

According to the latest report from "Daily Sports", the Real Madrid board of directors is worried about the team's declining state. Although the top management did not panic, there was still a clear sense of uneasiness. They hope that the upcoming international break will help the team stabilize the situation and thus regroup and return to form.

El Clasico defeated Barcelona 2:1, which made Real Madrid feel excited. Many people expect this momentum to continue. However, things went against expectations. The team first lost 0:1 to Liverpool in the Champions League, and then was tied 0:0 by Rayo Vallecano in La Liga. The continued decline in form has sparked questions both inside and outside the club.

Despite this, the message from within the board remains cautious, they will continue to support coach Alonso, and hope that the international break will provide time for reflection, ease the escalating tensions, and correct the problems before they get out of hand.

The biggest concern now is the state shown by the team in the past two games: offensive disorder, chaos in ball control, and predictability in the offensive line. Coupled with an over-reliance on Mbappe's goals, Vinicius' pace and Courtois' saves, they looked too one-dimensional.

It is reported that some people within the club have begun to question whether Alonso has lost control of the team. After all, at the beginning of the season, they played very sharply and were very cohesive, but now they seem to have deviated from this style.

Despite this, the Bernabeu senior management does not seem to be panicked. They are still able to accept the team's position in various competitions.