Real Madrid Confidencial Nico Williams and Another Transfer, Mourinho Shows Florentino the Way Ahead for 2025
Williams might not arrive alone after Mourinho's recommendation leaves Florentino with a clear path
As is normal, the Meringues are already thinking about next season, even though they are having quite a few problems this season. But that has never stopped them, which in this case are looking for important transfers for their future team. In this case, they have the name of Nico Williams as one of the main priorities for the transfer market.
However, thanks to José Mourinho, they may have a clearer idea than ever of transfer another player to join the Basque. But it wouldn't be a player, but rather Xabi Alonso, who has been linked with Madrid for some time now. A former Real Madrid player and one of the most promising coaches of the moment, who Mourinho himself considers essential for the club.
Some have even linked the Portuguese's possible return to Real Madrid, something that he has denied. But he does look favorably on the incorporation of the man who was once a Real Madrid player and who has a very bright future ahead of him.
Mourinho sees it clearly
The former Real Madrid coach has always been known for being quite decisive when making his decisions. Therefore, this possibility of transfering the Bayer Leverkusen coach could be very good for the club.
Although it is true that he was unable to win a UEFA Champions League during his tenure with Los Blancos, he laid the groundwork for Ancelotti to do so. Therefore, the Portuguese coach's opinion is quite interesting for the board.
The San Sebastian coach demonstrated his great abilities as a coach and team manager last season. With a Bayer Leverkusen that swept all possible scenarios, almost finishing the season completely undefeated. With Ancelotti's poor results and little reply, this could be the alternative.
Florentino has the last word
The Meringue president now has the last word possible to decide the future of Real Madrid and its bench. Something that if done could be a total revolution, both at team level with the transfer of Williams and in the sporting direction.
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