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If Vinicius is sentenced to be sidelined for a long period of time it will make Ancelotti furious, losing the Brazilian winger would certainly mess up the situation in the Madrid camp because of the lack of options. But I think it is possible that Ancelotti will change the position of some of his players, for example bringing Valverde into that position and re-trusting the midfield to Modric-Kroos, or with some other experiments. However, if we return to hunt for additional players, I think it is still open, but it seems that there are no more quality stock players available on the market.
Honestly, if I were Ancelotti, I would likely pitch a fit if Vinicius was benched! What would Real Madrid be without some Brazilian flair? However, let's not jump the gun here. Even though Ancelotti has sworn off the transfer market for the time being, I believe he has something up his sleeve. It would be like expecting me not to consume the last cookie in the jar; it's impossible
Rodrygo on the Celta Vigo's left wing? Brilliant strategy, I must say! I was ecstatic and leaping off my sofa. And winger tandem Valverde and Rodrygo? That is something I could do in my slumber. Consider Bellingham as an offensive midfielder. Sounds like a celebration, no? Although, obviously, Bellingham is not in Madrid. However, in my ideal world, he is. I wish I was the instructor