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The management of Real Madrid has regrettable behavior with one of its emblematic stars.
In Madrid, it’s not just Kylian Mbappé who is in turmoil at the moment. This is also the case for club legend Raul Gonzalez Blanco. Merengue officials want to push the latter to resign from his post as Castilla coach. This was stated by Eduardo Inda, Okdiario’s chief expert, on the show El Chiringuito.
The journalist explained: “Real Madrid is discouraged by the progress of Castilla, who are fifteenth in a championship of 20 teams. They don’t want to part with Raúl because he is an icon and they hope that if the team doesn’t bounce back, he will resign.
Real does not want to offend its emblem
“If he resigned, he would be given a position in the Real Madrid organization chart. There is a certain unease, continued Inda. About thirty years ago, Castilla played in a Copa del Rey final and today the team is almost in the Primera RFEF. They don’t want to fire him because he’s an icon, but Raúl’s situation is unsustainable unless he sets things right.”
“Raúl is at the end of his contract next summer and could leave. He would be offered a position in the sports organization chart of Real Madrid. He would be an advisor, but this has not been defined. There must be a cause before there is a consequence. concluded the journalist.
As a reminder, Raul recently refused a position as coach of Schalke 04 because he is eyeing the succession of Carlo Ancelotti at the head of the first team. Just that.
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