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Quote from: skarais on Today at 03:42:14 PM

Injury problems are difficult to predict, but every coach is certainly prepared for the consequences. At the moment, several Real Madrid players have been injured, some of them have had to be absent for a long time, but I don't think this will hurt Real Madrid too much considering that several other players have also performed well as substitutes.

Currently there are 5 injured players plus Vinicius so 6 are injured, of course this is very troublesome for Ancelotti who has to adjust the game with other players sometimes it is also not with the expectations of the coach.

Quote from: skarais on Today at 03:42:14 PM

Vinicius' injury and the departure of Benzema who moved to the Saudi Pro League were really felt, but now Bellingham has emerged as the most useful player for this situation. Bellingham, who plays regularly, has helped Real Madrid win every game in which he has also scored a goal. However, I don't think Ancelotti should rely too much on him because Bellingham is not a striker who is expected to score as many goals as he can.

Their departure is indeed quite a bit of change especially with Joselu who in my opinion he is not so aggressive as a striker he is only a reserve player who entered in the second half, maybe after Vini is absent Joselu will become a striker with Rodrygo.
I was impressed to see Bellingham play as a midfielder but he is so good at attacking and dribbling the ball, he is a great player who has adjusted to Real Madrid.

In fact, sometimes an experienced player is very necessary. Real Madrid are currently lacking experienced players in attack. In terms of which Vinicius Jr. and Rodrigo think they are a bit too skillful, they are making a big mistake.