Spanish journalist. Real Madrid has become a “dust barrel” without a leader and a coach

Journalist Juanma Castillo harshly and directly criticized Real Madrid president Florentino Perez during the Spanish Radio Cuba program “El Partidazo”, stressing that “the wrong and successive decisions have become too many”.

Castillo believes the team’s dressing room has turned into a “dust barrel” as recent events have coincided to reveal the depth of the crisis the Royals are going through, especially after a season of zero championships that has begun to cast a shadow over the merengue’s stability.

While the journalist acknowledged that Perez was a “wonderful president” in the past, he believes that the current management of the team is out of control for many reasons. He said: “He has made mistakes in coaching, in the formation of the squad, in the selection of deals and in the handling of players, not to mention the open conflicts with the La Liga and Super League projects, which have not been successful.”

Castillo believes that Real Madrid needs a “radical change in the administrative model”, but this demand contradicts the presence of the current president, explaining: “It will be very difficult to change in the cabin of Florentino, because he does not understand any other model except that which gives him absolute power to command and forbid.”

The report also touched on the many crises that have besieged the club this season, given the club president’s complete absence from the scene and in light of the lack of explanation, as a Gijon reporter saw Perez’s absence at critical moments as a dangerous indicator.

Castillo said: “In light of this worsening crisis, it’s only natural that Florentino Perez is the one with the iron fist, lamenting the club’s lack of references and symbols, saying: “There is no leader, no coach, no president.”

I finished.Finding a solution for Real Madrid requires first finding a solution for Florentino PerezThis is what the Spanish journalist finds difficult because the president will not change, concluding by saying: “It’s too late for Florentino to change.”