According to Romano's report, Real Madrid's top management fully trusts coach Alonso, including Florentino himself, and there is no crisis within Real Madrid.

Romano said: "Recent rumors related to Real Madrid need to clarify some key information. The first thing to mention is the situation of coach Alonso. During the international match day, the media reports surrounding the Real Madrid coach are endless. ​

"In fact, Real Madrid is currently at the top of La Liga, but some media narratives portray them as second or third in the standings, or as a team 10 points behind the top, which is seriously inconsistent with the actual situation. Although the team's performance against Rayo Vallecano was mediocre and even terrible, it by no means means that Real Madrid is in dire straits. ​

"Real Madrid does have some problems, but the club is actively working to solve them. As the 43-year-old new coach, Alonso is leading the coaching team to work with the players to make adjustments. Although the current situation is not perfect, it is far from a disaster. The outside world should give Alonso basic respect. ​

"The club's senior leaders, including Chairman Florentino, currently maintain full trust in Alonso. The relationship between the two parties has not changed and there are no major conflicts. You know, as the world's top giants, Real Madrid is bound to have problems in the early days of a new coach's coaching. ​

"Real Madrid is currently sorting out the problems through internal communication. This is a normal transition process. Although the team performed poorly against Liverpool in the Champions League, it still firmly holds the initiative to qualify for the group; it is firmly at the top of the La Liga field, so the statement of 'Real Madrid collapse' is groundless. The club is working with Alonso to solve internal problems, and it is by no means a 'messy' state as exaggerated by the media."