Vanderlei Luxembourg, Brazilian trainer of Real Madrid, will be dismissed this late of its position, decision who have announced him this morning vice-president Emilio Butragueño and sport director Arrigo Sacchi, according to advance sources consulted by AS.
few spanish local newspapers had announced this news, but nth was posted on the official web
El Presidente del Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez, mantendrá en la tarde de hoy contactos con Arrigo Sacchi y Emilio Butragueño para analizar la continuidad o no del entrenador. Esta mañana, tras petición del mismo Vanderlei Luxemburgo, se ha producido una reunión entre el Director de Fútbol, el Vicepresidente del Real Madrid y el propio entrenador del primer equipo para analizar la situación.
El Presidente del Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez, mantendrá en la tarde d ...
The President of Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez, I will maintain afternoon in of today contacts with Arrigo Sacchi and
Emilio Butragueño to analyze the continuity or not of the trainer. This morning, after request of the same Vanderlei Luxembourg, a meeting between the Director of Soccer has taken place, the Vice-president of Real Madrid and the own trainer of the first
equipment to analyze the situation.
Real Madrid sacked coach Wanderley Luxemburgo following an emergency meeting of the club's board on Sunday.
The 53-year-old Brazilian, who was Real's fifth coach in the space of two and a half years, had been in charge of the team for just over 11 months.
Reserve team manager Juan Ramon Lopez Caro has taken over as caretaker boss.
A club statement said: "Luxemburgo will not continue as Real Madrid coach. The club has already been in contact with captain Raul to break the news."
The club reportedly held initial talks immediately after Saturday's 1-0 win over Getafe, which was the club's first victory in three league games.
It is believed Luxemburgo did not take the team's training session on Sunday.
Cadena Ser radio and Antena 3 television speculated that the 53-year-old had already been told by club vice-president Emilio Butragueno and sporting director Arrigo Sacchi that he had lost his job.
Former Brazil coach Luxemburgo, who has been at the Bernabeu for less than a year, has been under huge pressure since the tame 3-0 home defeat to arch-rivals Barcelona.
Real followed that by salvaging a 2-2 draw at Real Sociedad with two late goals before the home victory over Getafe - a result overshadowed by David Beckham's third red card in two months.
They have qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions League but are unable to overhaul Lyon as Group F winners and will go into the second-round draw among the second-ranked teams.
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