Real Madrid have decided not to sack Head coach Xabi Alonso for now, choosing stability as the Spanish giants navigate to a tense period marked by mixed performances and rising fan anxiety.

The board believe the manager still deserve time to steady the team despite external speculation.

Club sources indicate that while concerns remain over the recent results, falling 1:2 defeat against Manchester City.

However, the disappointing results has fuelled more speculation regarding potential changes in the management, but for now, Alonso will continue on the touchline.

Real Madrid currently occupy second place in La Liga table, with a four-point gap separating them from leaders Barcelona.

Top officials prefer continuity over disruption during a crucial stretch of the season, as he is expected to be evaluated match-by-match, with future decisions hinging on immediate improvements.