It seems that Xabi Alonso, who has left a mark on Europe's big stage in his coaching career, won't be in a "pause" for long. Recently, after he left his position at Real Madrid (which the club described as a "mutual agreement"), rumors about new locations around the Spanish manager intensified.
Hot gossip on social networks
In recent days, one area has been particularly highlighted: reports have circulated suggesting that Xabi Alonso is ready to manage reigning English champions Liverpool. It is said that the source of Indykaila wrote about this "referring to several sources."
Of course, this is not an official confirmation. But the strong side of the rumor is that the public has long held the opinion that Alonso knows how to come not to a "ready-made team," but specifically to a team under construction and extract maximum resources from it. His work at Bayer Leverkusen (and then his experience with big clubs) generates this confidence.
The question arises why specifically "Liverpool"
The thing is, the Merseyside club is currently under the control of Arne Slot. However, there has been an increase in various statements about pressure on the coach in the local environment - some demand respect, others criticize sharply. In short, if there's no result, there's no rest for a big club - this is the "default" rule of football.
Against this backdrop, rumors quickly spread about the possible arrival of a "big name" like Alonso. Especially the fact that he was a former Liverpool player makes this rumor even more "pleasant" - fans love such plots: return, new mission, new era.
What's the situation for Alonso?
Alonso left Real Madrid - meaning he's become one of the most interesting coaches on the market. He was replaced by Alvaro Arbeloa. That's the signal: "the phone won't be silent."
Conclusion
So far, this story isn't official - it's more like a coaching version of the transfer window. But the trend is clear: a specialist like Alonso will not be left unemployed. If the balance of results and pressure is disrupted at Liverpool, the club's management might consider a "big turning point." And at that time, Alonso's surname could easily reappear in the first row.
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