Being defeated? After the Club World Cup, Alonso asked Real Madrid to make a new signing

After experiencing the first six games of Real Madrid's coaching career, Xavi Alonso believes that the club needs to make more signings to compete with other top giants in the new season.

According to Spanish media Cadena SER, after being humiliated by Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals of the Club World Cup 0:4, Alonso was asked about new signings by the media after the game, and hinted that his team still had "room to improve".

Alonso admitted that he learned a lot in the game and that the team also needed reinforcement elsewhere after signing Benfica left-back Alvaro Carreras.

reported that Alonso had made up his mind that Real Madrid really needed a midfielder to control the game and demanded that one be signed this summer.

However, Real Madrid executives do not think so. Although players such as McAllister and Enzo are praised, the club is simply unwilling to pay more than 100 million euros in transfer fees. Therefore, although they will discuss this with Alonso, there is no other signing plan after Alvaro, unless new people leave.

It is reported that Real Madrid has sought to sell Rodrigo to raise a lot of money to pursue a new midfielder. This marks the earth-shaking changes of Real Madrid: despite the repeated calls from the Italian coach, no one paid attention to him at all. Now that the Basque Junior Marshal thinks it is necessary, he put forward his ideas to the top leaders and will be seriously considered.