Real Madrid confirmed the departure of coach Alvaro Arbeloa on Tuesday, a decision that clears the path for Jose Mourinho to return to the club.
The 15-time European champions reached a mutual agreement with Arbeloa to end his tenure as first-team manager.
The announcement follows Arbeloa’s own statement on May 22, when he revealed he would step down at the end of the campaign.
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Arbeloa took over as interim boss in January to replace Xabi Alonso, but his brief stint produced highly disappointing results.
Under his guidance, the team suffered a shocking Copa del Rey exit against second-tier Albacete and endured multiple La Liga defeats that derailed their title aspirations.
Bayern Munich also eliminated the Spanish giants in the Champions League quarter-finals, condemning Real Madrid to a second consecutive trophyless season.
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The club finalised Arbeloa’s exit just two days after voters re-elected Florentino Perez as club president.
Management now expects this vacancy to fast-track negotiations with Mourinho.
The Portuguese manager could return to the Bernabeu dugout 13 years after concluding his first spell with the club.
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