Ancelotti is ready with all the consequences of the transfer method which is actually not very good if it says the condition of the players he has but he is still confident in that so now for Ancelotti only has to prove that what he has done is the right thing.
Facing several major competitions such as the Champions League, especially in 3 consecutive seasons always facing Manchester City, this indirectly makes the situation more complicated but the initial decisions that have been made cannot be withdrawn so now he just has to focus on the squad they have.
But for next season there are some things that will certainly be changed including bringing in some players because by looking at the age of players like Modric it is possible that this is the last season even though he is still very useful but his age is too old to be in Madrid with very heavy competition.
I thought Modric had already said he would end his career soon. But overall it doesn't matter, even if he does, I think he will find a replacement for him within one transfer window. This window will be interesting, we will finally see Mbappe in the squad, I wonder how well he will play under Ancelotti
For the midfield, it actually won't be too much of a problem for Madrid because even if the worst possibility of Modric and Kroos leaving next season but Ancelotti has minimized it from the start by doing some rotation and habituation to his players when there is no Modric and Kroos from the last 2 seasons and their young players also in midfield are still very good now where there is Tchouameni, Camavinga and Valverde who can be maximized so even if they do not add a midfielder it is still not a big problem even though ideally there are several players who are brought later but indeed for now Madrid's focus is likely to still be on the attack and defense.
At the moment when talking about Mbappe it is still hanging because with what is happening now Mbappe in Madrid is also still uncertain even though there is a very big chance to join Madrid for Mbappe but we know that Mbappe and PSG always do drama every season especially when the transfer season takes place.
Real Madrid possesses one of the best midfield players in the world but how to rotate and use them haven't been a big issue for Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti. The Italian manager is very experienced and surely knows how to maximize the use of his midfield options at the club. Luka Modric and Toni Kroos are the most experienced of the midfield players at Real Madrid and have contributed immensely to the club's progress over the last decade but reports have it that Luka Modric will be leaving Real Madrid at the end of the season and probably head to Saudi Arabia.
Young midfield players like Jude Bellingham, Federico Valverde, Camavinga and Aurelien Tchoumeni can play in the Real Madrid midfield ajd still deliver great performances. Toni Kroos is currently 34 years of age and I think he still have a lot in tank when it comes to playing and I won't be surprised if he continues to represent Real Madrid beyond the current season.