“It was my decision, I think the time has come to close this beautiful stage.” Xabi Alonso offered reasons for his departure from Real Sociedad after three seasons as coach of Sanse. He clarified that “I don’t have a thorn in my side” for coming out without being able to lead Real to the First Division: “The first team is in the best of hands and has not been discussed,” he pointed out. the player from Toulouse, who concluded: “I know where This is my place, it’s very clear to me and I’m glad”. His place was Sanse, where he lived three “very intense” and very “positive” years, despite the fact that he did not maintain the category, in this case the Second. Tomorrow he said goodbye to Zaragoza in Anoeta (9pm).
“The results of the first team boost all of us who have been close to it,” he said. Xabi Alonsowho also added that “I have learned a lot from seeing so closely” the squad of Imanol Sheriff. He did not foresee a possible jump to the First Division team because of the job of Imanol “It can’t be doubted, it’s undeniable.” He gave the fact that “we have won a title, something that has not been done since 1987” and stressed that “neither for me nor for the club has there been an option to join the first team presented, nothing because it had there is no logic. ”
Possible future alliance
That yes, the world champion doesn’t rule out that this will happen in the future: “Let’s see what my next stage is, there’s no need to force things; if that possibility naturally arises in the first team, I’m glad”. The statement in which the club announced the departure of Xabi Alonso It was titled: ‘See you soon’ and in it Real indicated that “the doors of the club will always remain open to rejoin our paths”
Alonso announced that he was leaving Sanse, who dropped out of the First RFEF, “with a delicious taste in his mouth” and the decision “hasn’t been easy”. He insisted that communication on Olabe Y aperribay is “clear and direct”. He also refers to that every day with Imanol “It was so easy.” And he argues: “We were very close, here there is no gap between the first and second teams in other clubs.”
For Alonso, being able to work at the Real subsidiary “has been a privilege” and “helped me greatly to grow as a coach”. He insists he should think about his career as a coach, although Real “is my club, where I’ve been, I am and will be a fan.”
Source: La Verdad
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