XABI ALONSO’S TRANSFER MASTERPLAN SHOCKS EUROPE! 

“After the Defeat at Anfield, He Wants Liverpool and Chelsea’s Finest — Madrid’s Next Era Is About to Begin” 

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“After the Defeat at Anfield, He Wants Liverpool and Chelsea’s Finest — Madrid’s Next Era Is About to Begin”

 

 

 

In a story shaking both England and Spain, reports from Fabrizio Romano reveal that Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso has made a bold and urgent demand to the club’s hierarchy — one that could completely reshape the European football landscape.

 

Just days after Madrid’s painful Champions League defeat at Anfield, Alonso is said to have handed the board a list containing four midfielders he wants signed immediately — including two major stars from Liverpool and one rising powerhouse from Chelsea.

 

And according to sources close to the Bernabéu, Alonso isn’t merely rebuilding…

He’s reclaiming Europe.

 

 

 

“He’s Seen What Madrid Lacks — and He Knows Exactly Where to Find It”

 

The loss against Liverpool reportedly left Alonso furious — not just at the scoreline, but at the lack of control and creativity in his midfield.

For a man who built his career on commanding the center of the pitch, watching his team overrun at Anfield was a painful reminder: Madrid’s dominance isn’t eternal unless it evolves.

 

> “If we want to conquer Europe again, we need warriors, not passengers,”

Alonso allegedly told senior Madrid officials after the match.

 

 

 

That’s when the list came out.

Four names. Four statement signings.

And two of them — to everyone’s surprise — come from the very club that just humbled Madrid: Liverpool.

 

 

 

The Liverpool Duo He Wants Back in Spain

 

Insiders say Alonso is “obsessed” with Liverpool’s midfield dynamism under Arne Slot.

He reportedly admires Dominik Szoboszlai for his mix of aggression and artistry — describing him as “the kind of midfielder who can break lines and spirits in the same touch.”

 

Alongside him is Alexis Mac Allister, whose composure and tactical discipline Alonso views as “a modern version of Modrić.”

 

The Spaniard believes the two could form the perfect balance with Bellingham and Valverde — crafting a midfield trio capable of dominating any opposition on the planet.

 

But Madrid’s ambition doesn’t end there.

 

 

 

The Chelsea Shock — “Maresca Won’t Like This”

 

From London, Alonso has reportedly turned his attention to Enzo Fernández, whose technical brilliance and control in tight spaces have long caught Madrid’s scouts’ attention.

 

Though Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca considers Fernández untouchable, Real Madrid’s interest — especially if backed by an enormous offer — could test that stance.

Romano claims Alonso sees Fernández as “the final piece in his midfield puzzle.”

 

> “Enzo understands pressure,” a Madrid insider explained. “He thrives under it — and that’s what Real Madrid needs after nights like Anfield.”

 

 

 

 

 

The Final Name — A Wild Card

 

The fourth target remains unnamed, but speculation in Spain suggests Alonso is eyeing a young La Liga talent — possibly from Real Sociedad or Athletic Bilbao — to serve as a long-term project alongside Madrid’s stars.

 

If true, it’s a strategy straight out of Alonso’s playbook: blend experience with homegrown hunger.

 

 

 

What This Means for Madrid’s Future

 

Real Madrid have never shied away from rebuilding empires — from the Galácticos era to the current Bellingham generation.

But this feels different.

This isn’t about fame. It’s about identity.

 

Alonso, once a midfield general at both Liverpool and Madrid, knows the DNA of champions — discipline, heart, and unity.

And after tasting defeat at Anfield, he’s determined to rebuild Real Madrid into a team that can not only win, but command respect again.

 

 

A Return to Roots — or a Raid on the Premier League?

 

If these moves happen, it will be one of the boldest transfer offensives in modern football history — a statement that Real Madrid’s new era won’t just be about youth and beauty… but about power.

 

The question now lingers across both England and Spain:

Will Liverpool and Chelsea let their stars go — or will Alonso’s shadow over the Premier League grow even darker?

 

 

 

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