Streamer Xokas goes ballistic over Real Madrid's shock Xabi Alonso sacking
Popular Spanish streamer ElXokas couldn't believe his eyes when news broke of Xabi Alonso's dismissal, questioning if the coach is being made a scapegoat for Madrid's poor form.
Popular Spanish streamer caught live on air as Real Madrid announce the shocking dismissal of their manager, leading to an explosive reaction that’s now gone viral across social media.
”Is this for real?”
ElXokas was streaming when the bombshell news of Xabi Alonso’s sacking by Real Madrid dropped, and the Galician content creator couldn’t hide his disbelief. Initially refusing to accept the news was genuine, Xokas described the decision as “bonkers” and questioned the logic behind it.
As the reality sank in, his incredulity quickly turned to anger. “Are they blaming him for Madrid’s terrible level of play?” he asked his viewers, clearly rattled by what he was reading.
Pointing fingers elsewhere
The streamer didn’t hold back in his assessment of the situation at the Bernabéu, suggesting that Xabi Alonso was far from being the root of Los Blancos’ problems:
- He argued that Alonso is “the least of Real Madrid’s problems”
- Expressed visible frustration at what he sees as scapegoating
- Implied deeper issues exist within the club structure
Xokas’ live reaction has since racked up thousands of views across various social platforms, fueling heated debates among Madrid supporters about the state of the club in early 2026.
Wider fan sentiment
Many Madrid supporters appear to share Xokas’ view that the problems run deeper than the manager. The consensus among fans points to:
- An aging squad showing physical limitations
- Poor planning in recent transfer windows
- A mounting injury crisis that’s hampered performance
Rather than pinning the blame on the Basque coach, many believe these structural issues should have been addressed before taking such drastic action.
The timing of the decision has left the football world in Spain absolutely gobsmacked, with few seeing this coming. Bit of a dog’s dinner from the Madrid board, if you ask me.