Alonso Real Madrid s Hell starts! The Club World Cup must win, and the preparation time is only 2 weeks

From losing four consecutive games in the national derby to directly handing over the Club World Cup to the new coach, Real Madrid, which has always been focused on stability, this time it took a ruthless move.

This is not an ordinary decision to change coaches. It is a big gamble to "pass on your destiny". It is gambled on the future of Xavi Alonso and the face of Real Madrid.

On Monday, Spanish time, many mainstream media such as Asce and Marca confirmed that Xavi Alonso will officially coach Real Madrid from June 1. This news was like a heavy hammer, directly hitting the entire European football world.

But he was not "being straightened", but being "pushed up". This node was chosen too well - it happened to be the time when Real Madrid was going to play the historically level Club World Cup.

Sorari had the opportunity to lead the team to play the Club World Cup, but unfortunately he was not an ideal candidate. Real Madrid is very clear that the 2025 Club World Cup is a "golden cup" - a prize of 150 million US dollars, live broadcast worldwide. If you win, you can engrave a "Seal of Kings" on the top of the pyramid.

So there can't be any mistakes in this game, let alone make a fool of yourself on the spot.

At this time, you should understand why Real Madrid insists on letting Alonso take over the line-they don't need to "look stable", they want to "win right away".

But the problem is also: Alonso is a tactical faction, and his thinking is not supported by passion, but by training. But he doesn't even have time to label the team now.

The real cruel thing is that the Real Madrid he took over is so "crunchy". Not to mention the lack of a crown, the physical fitness was squeezed dry and the defense line was injured into a sieve. Several main players were not even sure whether they could recover before the Club World Cup.

What did you ask him to kick? No matter how powerful a chess player is, he must have chess pieces.

Even if you give him chess pieces, the chess recipe has not been arranged yet. He also wanted to try the third central defender and wanted to change his playing style, but now he doesn't even have a decent training cycle.

Ancelotti left and no one paved the way for him. Alonso has to go by himself. He doesn't even have time for a warm-up match, so he can only rely on the official Club World Cup to get into it. It's suffocating to think about it.

And what is even more heartbreaking is that what he wants to take is a lineup that even lost four games in a row in the national derby. Who can withstand this psychological burden?

Don't forget that Real Madrid is not a club that "gives you room to grow". There is no trial and error opportunity here, there is only "win, right away".

Alonso wants to use three central defenders, he needs wing speed and central defender reading ability. The legendary signing is Arnold, and there may be two more defenders. But the same is true when these people come, and they don’t have time to adapt.

This method of taking over without warm-up and fault tolerance is really like pushing new actors to directly play the leading role - if you act well, you are a genius; if you don't act well, you won't be next time.

For Alonso, the Club World Cup is his debut conference. But whose debut meeting is based on "can't fail"?

To put it another way, if he wins, he will instantly become the new totem of the Bernabeu; but as long as he loses once, the whole world will question whether he is a "bubble that has been praised."

This is actually not the starting point that a normal coach should have, but a "full-pressure selection mechanism".

For this reason, we cannot see a free and space Alonso, we see a tactician surrounded by pressure.

He could have taken over slowly in the summer, observed the players, tested tactics, and built a team. Now all the processes are gone, and we will go directly to the ultimate boss battle.

Some people say that this is also an opportunity to achieve success. Of course I agree. But the premise is that you have to have "space" to try. And now, he has no time and doesn't even allow trial and error.

What Real Madrid wants is "immediate championship". They don’t want to train the head coach, but to achieve results. All idealism must make way for this word: win.

And, don't forget, there is another detail: Alonso wants to play as a three-century defender, is it a style that Real Madrid executives are willing to see? This may also plant the seeds of future internal conflicts.

These two weeks are his "transformation experiment period" and "decision-making period". You must turn a team with overdrawn physical strength and a broken lineup into a "world champion contender" in more than ten days.

This is not a challenge, this is "take of chestnuts from fire".

What is really worrying is the chain reaction after losing this game. The media will not wait for you to explain, and the fans will not understand that you are "too hasty to take over". Real Madrid's tolerance has always been 0.

But it is precisely because of this that Alonso's decision seems to be more respectable. He accepted a full risk contract, not a challenge in a greenhouse.

And this is the cruelest side of the football world: you can only prove everything from victory, no one is waiting for you to adapt.

So I said, this time, it's not just Alonso trying the waters, but Real Madrid is redefining the "rhythm of changing coaches". They have given up on the concept of transition period and can only see the end.

When we look back at this passage, if Alonso succeeds, it will become the first chapter of his legend; but if it fails, it may be the most difficult page in his career.

Two weeks, one Club World Cup, a tough battle to redefine the value of the head coach. No Galaxy battleship has ever suppressed the "starting point" so heavily.