Overview
- Fernando Carro told Sky Germany that Real Madrid treats coaches as a “necessary evil” and said Alonso has been “left alone” to absorb criticism.
- He contrasted that with Leverkusen’s approach, saying the club would not leave a coach “alone politically.”
- Carro said he recently met Alonso in Madrid and described maintaining very close contact with him and his family.
- He added that the door is open for Alonso — and Florian Wirtz — to return to Leverkusen at any time if they wish.
- Madrid have only three wins in their last nine matches and trail Barcelona by four points, with Spanish reports noting job-risk speculation and a reported fallout with Vinícius Jr.