The arrival of Álvaro Arbeloa as Real Madrid’s coach may not be just a change in the coaching staff, but rather the beginning of a new era that could completely reshape the team. According to sources close to the matter, the former player has a clear vision and presented his initial demands to the club before accepting the position. Arbeloa’s main focus is restructuring the dressing room to ensure the team aligns with his new sporting project.
The ambiguity surrounding this plan persisted until the middle of the report, when sources indicated that Arbeloa specifically identified two players as the most likely to leave the club, despite their significant media and sporting presence. His message is clear: making these decisions before the season is better than facing problems later.
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The first player is Fran García, whom Arbeloa, despite his commitment and professionalism, does not consider suitable for Real Madrid. His assessment suggests that the left-back lacks reliable defensive performance, and his inconsistent displays raise more doubts than confidence, making him an unstable choice for the start of a new coaching project.
The second player is Rodrygo Goes, whose problem lies in his integration with the team and the project, not in his talent. Despite his recent impressive goal tally, Arbeloa believes the Brazilian is creating internal tension and ambiguity regarding his role within the team, which could negatively impact the dressing room atmosphere. Arbeloa prefers an orderly departure of players who do not fit into his project, rather than dealing with ongoing problems.
Therefore, if Arbeloa takes over as Real Madrid’s manager, Fran García and Rodrygo Goes are likely to be the first to be let go to ensure a smooth start to his new project.
