Xabi Alonso will officially take over as head coach of Real Madrid ahead of the Club World Cup this summer, replacing Carlo Ancelotti. After leaving Bayer Leverkusen, Alonso is poised to sign a three-year contract with Madrid, which includes a compensation fee between â¬5m to â¬10m. Madrid is keen on making the most of this summer's tournament, given the prestige and substantial prize money it offers. Alonso's earlier-than-expected arrival aims to boost Madrid's chances of success in the tournament, which begins on June 18.
Xabi Alonso will take over as Real Madrid's coach ahead of the Club World Cup, replacing Carlo Ancelotti who is expected to coach Brazil.
Alonso's contract is anticipated to be for three years, for which Madrid agreed to pay Bayer Leverkusen a compensation of 5m-10m.
Real Madrid's determination to secure the Club World Cup title has prompted them to expedite Alonso's arrival to enhance their competitive edge.
Initially, Alonso was set to join Madrid only after the tournament, but he has decided to start earlier due to the club's urgency.
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