Quote from: EL MOHA on Today at 10:59:27 PM

Quote from: Silberman on Today at 09:45:28 PM

Teams that are the rivals of Real Madrid should have thought about that before they let them sign Mbappe, since now it is entirely possible the Real Madrid enjoys a period of dominance like the one they enjoyed from 2014 to 2018 in which they won 4 out 5 UCL trophies, and yet they did not do it, so I have sincere doubts about the possibility of any team being able to stop them, especially if Real Madrid is at 100% and its players do not suffer any significant injuries.

They were Many clubs that were seriously after Mbappe but everytime they try to open up the discussion about it they are meant to be believed that he is not interested which means he had agreed with Real Madrid long term ago and the both parties just decided to keep it a secret within themselves to avoid breech of laws of not having to deal with a player without the consent of the club. I see many people making this discussion that Real Madrid will be unstoppable next season but I say that’s not true, we have seen clubs in the past having an all star team and yet they were easily defeated due to the player not getting committed

That's right, Real Madrid main opponent next season will be themselves, how Ancelotti manages the egos of every star player in his squad, that is another fact from a star studded squad. For now, I think Ancelotti has the ability to overcome various challenges, he is very experienced in managing a number of star players in different time periods at several clubs. We realize that the arrival of players like Mbappe and Endrick can be a blessing, but if it is mismanaged it could potentially be a big disaster due to ego clashes with a number of other star players. Ancelotti must be able to give fair time to his players. I think with the many competitions that Real Madrid will participate in next season, Ancelotti can accommodate his players well.