When it comes to the UCL tournament, it is not possible for every team to achieve consistent success every year. In order to increase stability, they will need to make transfers that are both young and future-oriented, like Real Madrid. Inter's early elimination this year was a shock. We should not compare Real Madrid with other teams. Real currently has a strong enough squad to compete in the finals next year.
I also think that next season it seems like there will be no team that can be compared to Real Madrid, which already has an extraordinary squad and this has also been proven before Mbappe came to Real Madrid through the transfer market this season. And I also quite agree with what you said that every team that wants to be successful in the UCL competition must carry out more orientation in several aspects including the aspect of getting talented young players through the transfer market and the next thing is having a great coach like Ancelotti.
Their success is based on their vision for the future as much as who is on the pitch today. They are developing talent, not merely piling it up. They're smart about transitions. To avoid a disastrous makeover, they're carefully recruiting fresh talent. These kids get to learn from the legends, absorb that winning mentality. This is how you build a dynasty, man
Important is this slow change. The veterans impart their wisdom, the new people gain experience. Beautiful cycle that maintains the winning culture alive. In football, where there is constant push for quick outcomes, it is uncommon. Real Madrid is, nevertheless, a long-term force