As Real Madrid’s new manager, Xabi Alonso will soon be exposed to the eccentricities of LaLiga refereeing. One thing’s for certain: Alonso won’t be afraid to speak out when he feels it is necessary.
Similar Posts
Barça’s Laporta: UCL officiating ‘disgraceful’
Barcelona president Joan Laporta said “disgraceful” refereeing decisions led to Tuesday’s Champions League quarterfinal elimination to Atlético Madrid…
Man United rue missed chances in draw at Palace
Manchester United had to settle for a single point despite a dominant performance by Erik ten Hag’s team…
UCL talking points: Matchday 8’s must-see games, Man City’s slump, more
ESPN’s experts answer all the burning questions from the Champions League’s penultimate group matches.
Free agent Ebobisse signs 3-year deal with LAFC
LAFC signed forward Jeremy Ebobisse to a three-year contract with a club option for 2028.
Madrid cancel Copa final events over refs’ remarks
Real Madrid on Friday opted to skip the Copa del Rey news conference and training, issuing a statement…
Raphinha, Viní hopeful of Neymar’s Santos return
Raphinha and Vinícius Júnior are excited about the prospect of Neymar returning to Brazil.