Alonso lacks the capability to lead Real Madrid, who drew 1-1 away at Girona, marking their third consecutive draw and losing the top spot in La Liga.

At 4 AM Beijing time on December 1st, during La Liga’s 14th round, Real Madrid played an away match against Girona.

In the first half, Mbappé’s goal was ruled out for offside, then Onana scored to put Girona ahead, with Real Madrid down 0-1 at the break; in the second half, Vinicius earned a penalty, which Mbappé successfully converted to level the score.

In the end, Real Madrid drew 1-1 at Girona, experiencing their third consecutive draw in the league and relinquishing the top spot, with Barcelona now leading by one point.

Girona set up a 4-2-3-1 formation under Michel, with a starting lineup valued at €110 million;Alonso deployed a 4-3-3 formation, featuring the front three of Vinicius, Mbappé, and Guiller, a midfield trio of Bellingham, Camavinga, and Valverde, a back four of F. Garcia, Rüdiger, Militão, and Arnold, with Courtois in goal, totaling a starting lineup value of €939 million..

The starting lineups differ in value by more than nine times, making this a match with a clear disparity in strength. However, Alonso’s current tactical skills are insufficient to drive a top club like Real Madrid in the big five leagues. The team not only conceded first but also matched Girona in shots on target, showing no significant advantage. Alonso only remembered to bring on a forward at the 90th minute, substituting out a midfielder for an attacker, demonstrating poor in-game management. This led to Real Madrid’s 1-1 away draw against Girona, marking their third consecutive draw in La Liga, earning just 3 points in 3 rounds, and handing over the top league position to Barcelona, who now lead by one point.

Perhaps Alonso’s dismissal is imminent, as his tactical abilities are clearly lacking. Whether in player selection, tactical setup, or in-game adjustments, he shows the immaturity of a young coach and still needs development before he can truly manage a top-tier club in the big five leagues.

Throughout the match,Real Madrid held 60% possession and fired 25 shots, 10 more than Girona, but both sides had only 4 shots on target each.To sum up Real Madrid’s current situation in one phrase: “An incapable coach exhausting the entire squad.”