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Castilla at the midway mark How has Álvaro Arbeloa fared with Castilla? managingmadrid.com/castilla/10272…

22-year-old Osasuna attacker Víctor Muñoz scores nine minutes after subbing on for his Spain debut 🇪🇸

If he forms a lethal partnership with this guy it’ll have us double taking every week… 🤕

A Ronaldo 7 at Real Madrid Castilla one day? What a fun possibility. #CR7

Castilla played their best game of the entire season earlier today by the way, and without any of the players involved with the first team now. A 4-0 away win over promotion chasing Lugo. Huge

🎙️Inside Castilla Episode Two is out now!🔥 @CastillaStats & @hridarora dissect Álvaro Arbeloa’s time with both Castilla & the Real Madrid first team - providing a Castilla update & prediction. 🎧Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/5DvykY… #HalaMadrid | #RealMadrid | #InsideCastilla

🥺😍 ¡IMPRESIONANTE! El emotivo momento de Manuel Ángel con su padre tras su debut en Champions en el Bernabéu ❤️ Ojo a las palabras de su padre

La inteligencia de Álvaro Fidalgo para leer toda la jugada, aparece desde medio campo cargado por derecha, le hace sentir a su marca que va por fuera, corta al centro, marca línea de pase y definición de tres dedos. Un auténtico golazo. 🇲🇽❤️

@AdamJoseph Serious achievement! Congratulations🔥🎉

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Written today on @ManagingMadrid: Let’s talk about him. Álvaro Arbeloa’s influence is unmistakable, and he has done a largely commendable job since taking over. He’s implemented a clear tactical structure, largely in line with the first team’s shape (arguably more effective, as Xabi has often abandoned his philosophy). The 4-3-3 (often morphing into a 4-2-3-1) emphasises narrow play, short passing, aggressive high pressing and full-backs who live in the opposition half. Castilla now pass with more risk and take a front-foot approach to matches. It’s bolder than previous regimes, and in many ways, more entertaining. I have seen eight managers during my time following Castilla - mostly good, a couple bad. Arbeloa is close to cracking the top five after just half a season, and if he makes the play-offs, will stroll into that category. He has the backing of the club, and both the fans and the media on his side - and has definitely created a stronger link between the academy, Castilla and the first team in a short space of time. Many players have made improvements this season, with no real regressions, but despite all this progression, there is a cost: when things go wrong, they really go wrong. He has even been heavily linked with the Real Madrid first team role should Xabi Alonso’s dire situation further worsen, but is this too far? Even with all of his good work, Arbeloa and his time at Castilla has demonstrated some concerningly similar traits with his first team counterpart. It is almost like holding up a mini mirror to both of their season’s so far. Both managers think and play in the same way, have that clear identity and structure, but both have question marks above their heads that refuse to go away. One of the biggest concerns when his promotion was confirmed is causing some of these doubts: there lack of a Plan B. No pragmatism. Castilla’s defeats often look identical. Sterile possession, exposed transitions, passive work ethic and a lack of attacking threat. Sound familiar? When Castilla are figured out, they lose. It’s that simple, and Arbeloa has shown no willingness or ability to adapt mid-game. His squad planning (although perhaps not entirely under his control) may cost Castilla the play-offs, and after waiting for the Castilla job for years instead of taking the risk to thrive and develop elsewhere, his ambitions are still questionable. Whilst he may eventually become a top-tier coach, and I like him as a manager, now is far too soon. If Real Madrid are to part ways with Xabi, why bring in a less experienced copy-and-paste clone, with similar flaws and no tactical flexibility? It would be like hiring a trainee because the master got expensive, and would likely turn out just as disastrous. If the players don’t respect Xabi Alonso, then they aren’t going to respect Álvaro Arbeloa. On paper, the parallels are obvious. In practice? It would be an unearned promotion. managingmadrid.com/castilla/10272…

Está siendo brutal la temporada de Sergio Arribas: 15 goles (¡Pichichi de Segunda!) y siete asistencias antes de marzo.

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Primera titularidad. Partidazo. Victoria. Vaya estreno del Maguito 🎩

🚨 OFFICIAL: Rayo's De Frutos has been named as the Man of the Match.

Adrián Arnu making his debut on the weekend and scoring a double for…….. The C team. All while Castilla are desperate for some back up. What are you doing @lafabricacrm?

New report is on one of the best young strikers in Europe - Alvaro Rodriguez. A physical monster, dueling machine, transitional threat, complete and utter domination in the air, hold up and link up ability to match. Mobile, strong, powerful, raw but still so impressive - someone who runs off energy, tenacity and that relentless spirit. Catalan-born, La Fabrica product and current front-man of Elche. This is a correct graphic, the one in original post has him year older and right footed, while he's a leftie.

Castilla’s January: Revised Four days of drama 🧨 Available now on @ManagingMadrid managingmadrid.com/castilla/10291…

See a snippet of Adrián in action, with this goal with against England (of course) at the u17 European Championships

OFFICIAL: Real Madrid Castilla have incorporated striker Adrián Arnu, on loan from Real Valladolid. The 18 year-old Spanish youth international has often featured for the Valladolid first team. A brilliant signing - welcome, Adrián!

Enorme compromiso, responsabilidad e ilusión de poder entrenar al filial del mejor equipo del mundo. ¡Hambre y humildad! #HalaMadrid

My initial thoughts: Arbeloa will be thrown under the bus.