After a season without a single major trophy, Real Madrid have a number of holes to fill all across the squad. Xabi Alonso will need to hit the ground running with key additions as he replaces Carlo Ancelotti.

Real Madrid have finally secured Xabi Alonso as their next head coach, with the Spaniard set to begin his tenure at this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup in the United States.Fabrizio Romano confirmed

Real Madrid needed a win to keep their slim title hopes alive, and in the 96th minute Jacobo Ramón scored his 1st career goal to give Real Madrid the win over Mallorca. Ian Joy and Adam Hunt recap the match,

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It is only a matter of time before Real Madrid officially announce Xabi Alonso as the new manager, with the Spaniard set to take over from Carlo Ancelotti.The 43-year-old former midfielder already

Real Madrid has been keeping quiet about its new coach after Brazil announced that Carlo Ancelotti was taking over the five-time world champion.