The great crisis of Fulham/ the players do not accept the head coach of Real!

Alvaro Arbeloa is struggling with a big crisis during his short stay at Fulham.

Alvaro Arbeloa has had a nightmare start at Fulham. The London team is at the bottom of the table with only two points after six weeks of the English Premier League. Fulham's two victories this season have also been achieved in the FA Cup against Wimbledon and West Ham.

Fulham's poor results in the Premier League, which have been accompanied by conceding goals in the final minutes of four of the team's last six matches, have increased the pressure on Marco Silva's successor. However, according to the English media reports, the factors of instability at Fulham are not limited to the events inside the field.

The Telegraph newspaper has reported that Arbelova has faced resistance from the team's players to implement his desired style of play. It is said that the Spanish coach's methods have even confused the players and they believed that the new approach increases the weaknesses and vulnerabilities of the team.

According to the same report, the Fulham players had openly expressed their dissatisfaction since the pre-season and believed that the quality of the training sessions had decreased significantly compared to the Marco Silva era.

Fulham's spending of more than 50 million euros to attract three young and inexperienced players from Real Madrid's academy, namely Gonzalo Garcia, Cesar Palacios and Manuel Angel, has also raised doubts about the former Real Madrid coach's project.

Before arriving in London, Arbeloa was in charge of Real Madrid in 28 matches, and then he gave way to Jose Mourinho and went to Fulham to replace Marco Silva. The Telegraph has reiterated that Fulham expected the Portuguese manager to extend his contract and had already started planning for the new season even on the assumption that he would stay at the club. However, Silva's unexpected transfer to Benfica disrupted the club's plans and ultimately led to the selection of Arbeloa.

The departure of Harry Wilson and Raul Jimenez, the two key players of Fulham in recent seasons, brought about extensive changes in this London club in the summer. But the beginning of the new era has not been promising at all; In the first six weeks of the Premier League, Fulham have recorded four defeats and a draw, scoring just six goals while conceding 10 times. Arbeloa is under pressure and needs to change things up in the next two Premier League matches against Hull City and Coventry City to improve the team's performance and results.

The 43-year-old responded to the criticism in a firm tone after Saturday's disappointing 2-1 defeat to Ipswich, saying: "You may not know me, but I've played for the best team in the world. I have also managed the best team in the world. "You may not know this, but since I was a kid, pressure has always been a part of my life."