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Former Real Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa discussed his career on the first episode of Premier Corner by Guinness 0.0 on DAZN. The Fulham coach highlighted his enduring connection with Real Madrid, even after moving to London, emphasizing that his heart remains at the Santiago Bernabeu. Arbeloa acknowledged that coaching Madrid was a significant learning experience, one he wishes had gone better for the club and supporters.

Despite the distance, he expressed his gratitude towards the club, stating, "I will always be grateful to Madrid. I’m a Madridista and I always will be." Real Madrid holds a special place in his life, as he's been with the club for over 20 years. Arbeloa also shared his vision for his team at Fulham, emphasizing the importance of players who are eager to learn, work hard, and demand the utmost from themselves.

Two former Real Madrid academy graduates, Gonzalo Garcia and Cesar Palacios, fit his criteria perfectly. Arbeloa expressed his admiration for these young talents, praising their immense talent and shared personalities. In London, Arbeloa found himself in the most competitive and followed league in the world. He was drawn to Fulham's project and ambition, aiming to build a young, hungry team capable of competing aggressively.

His first Premier League match featured Fulham against Chelsea, with the Basque coach ultimately emerging victorious.