Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini acknowledged there is uncertainty over his future on Saturday and defended his record in his first season at the club.
Pellegrini told a news conference that if he is replaced then his successor will "have to beat Barcelona, win 18 home games, total more than 100 points and score more than 100 goals."
Speculation has surrounded the Chilean's future since Madrid was knocked out of the Champions League by Lyon in March. Local media has linked Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho with the job.
"I don't think Real Madrid is working behind the back of its coach," Pellegrini said. …
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