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It has been close to five years since Raul Gonzalez took over as manager of the Real Madrid Castilla. Since then, he has been in charge of 166 matches with the squad, during which time he has played an important part in the development of a wide variety of talents.
Sergio Arribas, Carlos Dotor, and Rafa Marin are just a few of the players that have played under his direction and made a name for themselves at Castilla before going on to have a significant influence in La Liga.
Real Madrid is a potential departure for Raul.
Nevertheless, Raul Gonzalez is reportedly contemplating leaving Castilla after having coached the team for a period of five years, as reported by Diario AS.
After honing his coaching talents by instructing the younger players who are rising up through the ranks at La Fabrica, it would seem that the former Real Madrid striker is prepared to go on to more significant endeavors or opportunities.
The story does bring to light the fact that Raul has not yet decided whether or not he will leave his position this summer. But in order to “speed up his entry to big clubs,” he has been working with Pablo Barquero, an agent.
Real Madrid, for their part, will respect Raul’s decision and will not try to block his exit.
Looking to follow Xabi Alonso’s footsteps
There is a possibility that Raul may leave Real Madrid. When Castilla arrives, Bayer Leverkusen is experiencing unparalleled success because to Xabi Alonso. Castilla enters against this background.
Taking everything into consideration, Raul may be considering joining a Bundesliga team for the next season, much as Xabi Alonso did the previous year.
It is widely believed that Raul will follow in the footsteps of Xabi Alonso in Germany, and the Spaniard has already had offers from European teams. Additionally, he has experience in German football, having played for Schalke for a shorter period of time.
According to the article, Raul’s ultimate goal is to become a member of a club that is located outside of Spain. As a result, the Bundesliga seems to be the most probable destination for the Castilla coach, in the event that he decides to leave the Spanish capital over the summer.
