Really, wouldn't it be the other way around? This is because several players such as Benzema, Asensio, Busquets and Jordi Alba have not been seen in the EL Classico duels this season. They is the people who play a role in make EL Clasico more competitive and exciting in previous seasons, while there has not been seen a replacement that has the same potential or is close to the players I mention earlier.
But that doesn't mean next season's La Liga matches aren't fun, people or fans of these players can't seem to move on with the departure of their favorite players, but La Liga is bigger than players and won't even have any effect on the competition that continues. I still make sure that La Liga has a new generation that will continue to enliven Spanish football. We've been through generations and ups and downs like this aren't weird anymore, in fact it still has the same atmosphere.
Joselu wants to impress Ancelotti as much as possible to get more chances to play. His goal with a bicycle kick in a friendly match recently was really worth watching honestly. He can surely find chances this season but not in the Champions League most probably. I mean they will sign a much better striker soon and Joselu's chance isn't that high as long as that new transfer can't play for a reason.
Joselu is on loan at Real Madrid as well so Ancelotti would use him as a second option most of the time. He must be aware of that already before coming here. I don't think he would mind this either because he can still win championships with this team until his loan period comes to an end.
Well, he doesn't want to be looked down upon just because the position he occupies makes many people doubt Joselu. For this reason, the steps he takes every match will always be put to good use so that people's perceptions of him begin to change positively. It's not easy to occupy a position that was originally held by considerable influence, but I hope that Joselu will consistently impress Ancelotti and not take him wrongly to Madrid.