"He could be in the future. He's doing very well,"
"But we have talked more about the players who are joining us tomorrow. We haven't discussed that, at all."
"I always tell you that for me, the most important thing is the team and the club. Tomorrow, we have a very important match because of the current situation, and we want to change our recent run of results. We have a demanding opponent in front of us. That's what's at stake tomorrow."
Xabi Alonso returned to manage Real Madrid six months ago after representing the club 236 times as a player. Recent form has put Alonso under pressure following a 2-1 defeat to Manchester City and one win in five LaLiga matches. Madrid now trail Barcelona and have suffered six LaLiga defeats this calendar year compared with two in 2024, following a previous run of 13 wins from 14. Alvaro Arbeloa, currently in charge of the B team, is viewed as a potential future first-team coach. Alonso focuses on the team and club and stresses the upcoming Alaves match is important but not decisive.
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