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Published 12:32 22 Nov 2015 GMT

"That means of course that Florentino Perez will probably get rid of the manager, and if that's the case, what is next? Yet another manager.
"This is a problem for Real Madrid that will not change unless the whole idea and whole philosophy changes.
"The business plan is brilliant - they're very, very rich. The football plan is very poor, and under Florentino Perez they have won one league in seven years, which suggests that his idea of putting big names on the pitch does not work.
"Of course, Rafa is not the only one to blame, but it's almost much easier to get rid of the manager."Explore more on these topics:
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