Divided into two factions🚨Kobe: Vinicius 82 and others are dissatisfied with Alonso, Mbappe Guler and others support

Corbe Radio News, many key players in the Real Madrid team do not agree with Xavi Alonso's coaching philosophy, including Vinicius, Valverde, Rodrigo and others. Those who support Alonso include Mbappe, Guler and Courtois.

According to analysis by Kobe Radio, fans are disappointed with the coach, but at the same time they are "tired of many players." The turning point was the Madrid derby defeat to Atletico, a game in which Alonso and his players were criticized for a supposed "lack of attitude". Since then, defeats to Liverpool and points against Rayo Vallecano have exacerbated the results crisis and eroded confidence in the team.

Fans who had placed "high hopes" on the arrival of this coach with a more modern style also began to express their dissatisfaction. As journalist Arancha Rodríguez noted, fans are "very fed up with the behavior of certain players" and for the first time "star players are starting to get picked on". An unexpected lack of patience with Alonso's coaching plans has created an atmosphere of instability.

The program also boldly named those players who are dissatisfied with the coach. The leaders on the list include Vinicius, Valverde, Camavinga, Rodrigo, Dias, Endrick and Mendy. Reporter Arancha Rodríguez said that in the 2-2 Real Madrid match in Elche, when Alvaro Rodriguez scored, Camavinga and Valverde walked back to defend, which was surprising. At that time, they only played for more than 20 minutes.

Bellingham's name was also mentioned, and the outside world feels that he is "increasingly leaning towards the camp against Xavi Alonso." On the other hand, the program also mentioned players who may be satisfied with Alonso, including Huizen, Carreras, Courtois, Joan Armene, Kylian Mbappe and Guler. This division has fueled the perception that the current situation is a classic confrontation between those who are present and those who are not present. A pithy saying in the program summed up this point: "The best Real Madrid coach is either the one who has left or the one who is coming, never the one who is in office now."

According to many program guests, the trigger for the current tension is the handling of the "Vinicius incident." It is believed that the club did not initiate an investigation process against Vinicius after he became angry at being substituted, which is tantamount to "undermining Xabi Alonso's power." Roberto Morales said: "If the club had supported Alonso that day, Alonso would have been much stronger in the dressing room." He believed that the club needed to "draw boundaries" from the beginning to consolidate the authority of the head coach.

However, the analysis also pointed to Alonso's own responsibility, believing that his attitude was "undermining his authority" and he was accused of failing to be "tougher" in stopping Vinicius' behavior. Despite the player's apology, Alonso did not have a separate conversation with him until he was informed of his substitution decision ahead of the game against Elche, and the decision caused misunderstandings and controversy.

The lack of public and clear support from management further weakened the coach's authority. At a recent membership meeting, Real Madrid president Florentino did not publicly support his coach, but instead heaped praise on Ancelotti and Arbeloa. When Juanma Castaño discussed Alonso's predicament on the eve of his birthday, he commented sarcastically: "I hope he's not listening to the radio." This delicate moment transcends sport and is testing the stability of the entire team.

Alonso said when he took office: "The challenge is to build a team and let everyone work together." According to reporters, the current general feeling is that neither of these two points has been achieved. Doubts about the manager have spread rapidly since the shock defeat to Atletico Madrid, with insiders at the club revealing the dissatisfaction among senior management. While the record may turn things around, patience appears to be running out.