Quote from: BABY SHOES on Today at 05:34:29 PM

The current Real Madrid squad is not bad, all the players are in their best form, the arrival of Mbappe makes this Los Blancos squad even stronger as others say, I believe the game statistics have improved again.

Of course they will be much more stronger when Mbappe joins up with them but the only problem i see is how Ancellotti will manage the team with Mbappe, Vinicius and Rodrygo, will they all start? Or will he still stick to his usual 442 formation with Bellingham playing as a false 9? Because he’s already got a midfield of Tcheomeni, Camavinga and Valverde and also Bellingham. If Endric also joins up with the team it will be very difficult to manage them all.

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The last few seasons Real Madrid's player purchases have never failed, maybe what failed was the purchase of Eden Hazard in the past but now they are investing more in young players who have talent and in the future will have high market value.

It’s similar to what Chelsea is doing signing young players and giving them long contracts because they know they are the future. I like the scouting department of Real Madrid, they know what they want and they always go for the best that what have kept them ahead of every other team in the world. All players they have signed so far always suits their style of play perfectly.

Quote from: Asiska02 on Today at 07:50:29 PM

It’s good for Real Madrid as it is also good for PSG because they’ll save a lot in some returns they’re suppose to give to him if he had stayed for another season. This was the best time for the move and the two clubs I think are okay with it.

It’s good deal for Real Madrid but i can’t say the same for PSG because all what they have invested in him seem to have wasted. He was paid huge amount for wages and was not signed for free and all these years the only benefit they have had was winning the Ligue 1 title which they would eventually win even without Mbappe. They also might have benefited from his jersey sales but other than that i don’t see what else they benefited.