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Jude Bellingham emphasis on this xabi alonso is not lost real Madrid The dressing room and the players are still fighting for their criticized manager.
Alonso is under severe pressure at the Bernabeu stadium due to poor form Champions League Defeat at Liverpool last month.
He got the latest blow on Wednesday Manchester City Recovering from an early defeat to register an impressive 2-1 win in the Spanish capital, it was Real’s second consecutive home defeat and they have only two wins in their last eight matches.
Rumors of disharmony in the dressing room are also rife, with many local observers predicting that Alonso, who only took charge in the summer, could soon be sacked.
England midfielder Bellingham said: “We’ve let ourselves down in the last few games, but there’s no need to let anyone down, no one is complaining and moaning that the season is over.
“We have to take it on the chin, keep fighting and keep bouncing forward.
“As a player, seeing what we have in the changing room, working with the coach every day, we have everything we need to turn it around.
“I am confident that this season will not end just because we are in bad form.”
Real and Alonso needed a boost after last Saturday’s defeat to Celta Vigo left them four points behind Barcelona at the top of LaLiga, having led by five at the end of October.
It looked like Rodrigo had given the hosts a flying start when he scored the opening goal against City, but the Premier League side took the lead before the break.
Nico O’Reilly equalized from close range after Thibaut Courtois blocked a Josko Guardiol header and Erling Haaland put the visitors ahead from the penalty spot.
Real got several chances in the second half but failed to trouble opposition goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Real keeper Courtois said: “We have shown that we are behind the manager. We have played well, given 100 per cent, but it should not have happened like this.
“We know we have to win. We know the position we are in. The only thing we can do is keep winning and move forward with the same intensity.”