Valdano leaves Real Madrid

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Oh My GOD! This is huge. Jorge Valdano, Real Madrid sporting director (or whatever he is) has left Real Madrid. I have been waiting for this moment the day since Mourinho arrived at Real Madrid. Word has it that they both did not get along with each other.

Finally Perez decided that Valdano was bringing his personal matters into the running of the club and sacked him. Thank you Perez. Even though Perez would say he did not want to and Mourinho had no say in it. The fact is, Mourinho did it, Mourinho kicked Valdano out of Real Madrid for which I am grateful to him.

Valdano was a superb negotiator but I think this time, his agenda was to oppose Mourinho and that was hurting the club. I think Perez has made a wise decision to let go of Valdano instead of Mourinho. Right after La Liga ended, rumors had it that either Mourinho will be at the club next season or Valdano and not both.

I was praying, God let it be Valdano who leaves. Do not get me wrong, Valdano has done great things for Real Madrid as a club and as a player himself long time back but this was getting a bit too much. He had a great partnership with Perez, who was his president the first time as well, back in 2004 I think.

I know many of you might not like the idea of Valdano leaving the club, but trust me. Perez and Mourinho know what they are doing. They want to take Real Madrid to new levels of European success. Valdano had become a little bit too old school if you know what I mean.

Anyhow, none of that matters now. What matters is that Valdano is gone and Mourinho has stayed. That is just great, now Mourinho has only Barcelona to think about. He does not have to worry about opposition from his own camp. Oh Thank you Perez was making such a great decision and making it so early.

What do you guys think? Was Perez right? Or should Mourinho have left? I have made my point clear, now it is time to discuss. I am all ears. Talk to me!!.

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  • Ranji

    No doubt, it has been the best decision from Perez after resumed presidency for second time. I was happy to see Perez re-elected, but seeign the Perez + Vadano combination back again brought memories of early 2000′s back. I read that it was Valdano who was then instrumental in the sack of Del Bosque, Makelele and Hierro. As we all remember his ambitious projects with Carlos Quiros, Luxemborgo etc was an abject failure. And  along with that a host of South American players that he bought to the club.
    I think Perez has learned his lesson from last time. It should be considered a good decision to let Valdano experiment with Pellegrini the first year. It was nto a bad experience either. There were flashes of brilliance that year,though there was nothign positive to take back from that season. That had to be considered a stop gap experiment until a great coach becomes available and luckily for Madrid Jose was available. That was the first indication that Prze has learned his lessons rite. And now by giving more power to Mourinho and making sure that he is to stay for many seasons, Perez had given the much needed stability for the team, which was not there way back after Del Bosque left.