Look, Bellingham's great. Kid's got talent, scores goals, but he's not a striker. He's a midfielder. My man Ancelotti, he sees that, plays him right, and it works. Thats smart coaching. But Real Madrid squeaked by in a lot of games. They got lucky. Joselu's fine, but he's not winning you titles. You want to dominate, you need a killer striker. Barcelona's broke? Thats their problem, not ours. We gotta worry about ourselves. Mbappé or no Mbappé, you dont win without a top-notch number nine. Thats the bottom line.
Ancelotti's efforts in training and placing players in lines that are suitable for each player must be considered extraordinary because even without a mainstay striker, Real Madrid is still quite competitive in terms of its performance in any match this season. Because when it comes to scoring goals, it's not just the strikers who have to focus, but defenders can also score goals if they have the opportunity and that also happened in Carvajal's UCL final this season. This means that Ancelotti is really a coach who is quite calm and also quite experienced in placing Real Madrid's players.