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Real Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa supports president Florentino Perez amid criticism after two trophy-less seasons. Perez, who has led the club since 2000, insists he won't resign but welcomes election challengers.
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Real Madrid head coach Alvaro Arbeloa has backed under-fire president Florentino Perez to continue leading the club following two seasons without a trophy.
Perez said he would not resign from his position during a heated press conference on Tuesday but called for elections to allow any would-be opponents to stand against him.
Aside from a three-year break from 2006 to 2009, the 79-year-old has been in the role since 2000.
Real lost 2-0 in Sundayâs El Clasico at the Nou Camp to confirm Barcelona as La Liga champions and are reportedly interested in bringing former manager Jose Mourinho back to the club in the summer.
âI know what this club was like before Florentino Perez arrived, and what this club has been like during the 26 years Florentino Perez has been here,â Arbeloa told a press conference ahead of Thursdayâs match at home to relegated Real Oviedo.
âIâll stick with these 26 years, no doubt.
âBeyond the titles, which are something that make us great, that make us different, he has done so many things.
âAlongside Santiago Bernabeu, heâs the most influential person in Real Madrid history.
âIf thereâs someone capable of turning this situation around, I think itâs Florentino Perez.â
Arbeloa has endured a turbulent and eventful stint since being appointed in January following the departure of Xabi Alonso.
Real were beaten by Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals before being eclipsed by bitter rivals Barça in the race for the La Liga title with three games to spare.
There have also been numerous issues to contend with among his playing squad, notably a clash between midfielders Federico Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni last week.
Arbeloa denied Madridâs issues on and off the field represented ârock bottomâ.
âWhere are other clubs then? It isnât like weâve been 50 years without winning anything,â he said.
âWould anyone bet against Real Madrid winning something next season? I donât understand the analysis of institutional instability, of disaster, of a divided dressing room. I donât get it.â
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Florentino Perez is criticized for leading Real Madrid to two consecutive seasons without a trophy.
Florentino Perez stated he would not resign and called for elections to allow potential challengers to run against him.
Florentino Perez has been president of Real Madrid since 2000, with a brief break from 2006 to 2009.
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âWeâll see if he can complete the training session today,â Arbeloa said.
âYesterday he did. If he can complete training and be available, heâll get minutes for sure, and the chance, in these three games to keep showing his commitment to the club, to keep playing and keep scoring.