Xabi Alonso discusses his exit from Real Madrid and future at Chelsea
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 10:45 AM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
Xabi Alonso opened up about his brief tenure as head coach of Real Madrid, which ended after just half a season. He reflected on both the positives and challenges of his experience, expressing that it served as a significant learning opportunity. Following his departure, Alonso has joined Chelsea this summer, where he aims to bring renewed energy and passion as he leads the team into a new season. He emphasized the importance of recharging and reconnecting with his love for the game during his time away from coaching.
- •Alonso coached Real Madrid for half a season before his dismissal in January.
- •He has joined Chelsea this summer as the new head coach.
- •Alonso views his time at Madrid as a learning experience.
- •He emphasizes the need to recharge as he prepares for the new season.
- •Five new players have been signed by Real Madrid for the upcoming season.
- 10:45 AMYahoo Sports — Xabi Alonso opens up on Real Madrid exit and lessons learned
"This is an exciting summer for Real Madrid as the Spanish team is going into the next season with significant changes in the team. While five new players have already been signed and some new signings...
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