Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 04:03:45 PM

Quote from: Furious 7 on June 14, 2024, 09:50:37 PM

I still believe that for next season the trio of Vini, Mbappe and Rodrygo will adorn Ancelotti's 4-3-3 line-up and scheme which will indirectly make the position of Vini or Mbappe to be moved to CF.

I'm not seeing it this way. What I see is the trio of Kylian Mbappe, Endrick and Vinicius Junior on the right wing. Luka Modric behind them, Jude Bellingham and then Camavinga or Aurelin Tchouameni in the middle of these names shielding up the defenders and providing a link frommthe defense to the midfielder's. Either of them can do this anyways. I do love Rodrygo, but I feel like, he would hee better on the left wing than he is on the right. Anyways, they'd have to rotate the pitch themselves.

I'm certain this side would definitely not disappoint when it comes to winning the La Liga Competition next season. Tjey look solid on paper from defenders to attackers.
Aurelien Tchouameni c an even be used to play center back while Camavinga fill up for him. In the absence of Luka Modric, Valverde can step up for Jude Bellingham to go ahead of him while he protects the midfied and at the same time attack.

Valverde had a big role in this last Champions League Competition, only a few would see that he was everywhere, tirelessly doing dirty jobs.

Endrick may indeed be a player but for the first season I still feel that he will ultimately only be a cover as was the case for Brahim and Arda Guller this season so the trio of Vini, Rodrygo and Mbappe is still possible but it does not rule out the possibility that Endryk could also be included in this scheme.

For the midfield problem I also don't really agree because I still feel that for Modric next season he will not be a line up but a reserve given his age and current condition where the young players in Madrid, especially for midfielders, are very good so that Jude and Valverde will be used as attacking midfielders supported by Camavinga / Tchouameni in the defensive midfield or maybe Modric can also start where his job is to organize in the central midfield.

However, given the current situation, Ancelotti has a variety of options at his disposal and it will certainly make Madrid's attacking schemes more varied, which could make this a very good match to look forward to.

Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 02:45:02 PM

Quote from: Furious 7 on June 14, 2024, 09:50:37 PM

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I still believe that for next season the trio of Vini, Mbappe and Rodrygo will adorn Ancelotti's 4-3-3 line-up and scheme which will indirectly make the position of Vini or Mbappe to be moved to CF.

The formation scenario is like that and of course it would be very scary for any defense to be able to stop this trio. If they are caught off guard then this trio just needs to run as fast as possible and that will allow them to score more goals. Surely many teams will learn how to play this trio later.

Apart from that, not only using 4-3-3, but Ancelotti can still use 4-4-2 diamond as he has done so far by placing Vini and Mbappe in the attack line and for the time being Rodrygo will be a backup. Because this formation is still suitable for use, especially as Jude Bellingham, who will act as a box to box midfielder, is very important as a player who suddenly enters the opponent's defense area. So Real Madrid's formation is more varied and there are many options they can try.

Obviously, whatever the current scheme is, Madrid will still be very scary, especially their attack line where Vini and Mbappe we know have above-average speed which makes this of course very difficult to anticipate when making fast counterattacks which have always been Madrid's mainstay technique.

I am quite looking forward to what next season will be like but before that Ancelotti must find new alternatives for defensive players now because I think it will be very uncomfortable if they still continue to insist on not buying defensive players in their current condition.