There were several standout performances, both good and bad, for Real Madrid at this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup.
Less than three weeks after Xabi Alonso was named Real Madrid’s new manager, the La Liga runners-up made the trip to the United States to kick off their Club World Cup campaign. The Spanish giants went on a five-match unbeaten streak under the new boss before falling 4–0 to Paris Saint-Germain in the semifinals.
