Real Madrid is experiencing unprecedented turmoil this season, not only due to the shock home defeat against Celta Vigo but also because of a serious internal issue that has been escalating behind the scenes and is nearing a critical point. What was displayed on the pitch was merely a prelude to a much larger crisis that has plagued the club for weeks.
The 2-0 loss left Real Madrid stuck on 36 points, 40 points behind league leaders Barcelona. But the shock was not just the result itself, but also the highly controversial incident that ignited anger in the dressing room involving Ferran García.
The left-back provoked Xabi Alonso’s unprecedented anger by receiving two yellow cards in less than a minute and being sent off, putting the team in an embarrassing position and increasing pressure on the coach at a crucial moment in the season. Sources within the club confirmed that the relationship between the two is on the verge of collapse after repeated defensive errors and the player’s loss of focus in recent matches.
The crisis is not just about the red card. Over the past few weeks, Xabi Alonso has tried to get Ferran García back to his best form, but all attempts have failed. The player has appeared lacking in competitiveness, out of tactical cohesion, and unable to contribute even the minimum required within the team’s system.
These indicators have prompted the coach to take a decisive stance. According to sources close to the decision-making room, Xabi Alonso has informed management that Ferran García’s continued presence is no longer possible and that the next phase requires clear changes, especially since the player has become a burden on the team’s overall performance.
Consequently, Real Madrid’s management has already begun exploring available options and has devised a plan to facilitate Ferran García’s departure during the winter transfer window, seeking a formula that ensures a smooth and beneficial exit for all parties without affecting the team’s stability.
All indications suggest that a final decision is imminent, after Alonso confirmed to management his desire to remove the player from the squad, making Ferran García’s departure simply a matter of time.










