Real Madrid legend Raul Gonzalez has ended his role as a coach in the club’s youth academy after seven years. Raul, 47, worked with several youth teams since the 2018-19 season. He led the under-19 team to win the UEFA Youth League in 2020, a significant achievement for both him and the club.
Real Madrid confirmed Raul’s decision to leave the academy on Tuesday. The club recognized him as one of the greatest players in its history and praised his work as a coach. Raul has passed on the club’s core values to young players during his time at the academy.
Raul began his playing career at Real Madrid in the late 1990s and stayed until 2010. He also played for Spain’s national team until 2006. Raul is considered a football icon in Spain and around the world.
During his coaching period, Raul helped develop many young talents who could become future stars. His success with the under-19 team showed his ability to lead and inspire youth players. Now, Raul is ready to take on new challenges outside Real Madrid.
Although Raul has not revealed his next coaching destination, his experience and leadership make him a strong candidate for senior coaching roles. Real Madrid’s youth academy continues to produce top players, building on the work done by coaches like Raul.
Raul’s connection with Real Madrid remains strong, and the club said he will always be part of its family. Fans and football experts will watch closely as Raul begins this new chapter in his coaching career.
