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If we talk about efficiency, I think Real Madrid is the best team in the world right now. However, Los Blancos do not want to stop there. They wasted no time in strengthening their already star-studded squad for next season by bringing in two more world-class talents. Endrick of Palmeiras, and the second is the "blockbuster" with Kylian Mbappe. These two players joined Real Madrid and turned the already strong Spanish team even stronger. Real became even stronger and fans even thought about the prospect that Los Blancos would Become a team that could not be beaten. Coach Ancelotti will have to do a lot of work to harmonize these stars. I am excitedly waiting for the start of the 2024-2025 season to see the combination of this tot-star team.

No team can stay unbeaten

they might be very strong but they aren't immortal.. currently Realmadrid is the best team judging from their current squad although they are also the defending champions of the Uefa champions league, every other teams will also prepare for next season just as realmadrid is preparing so I wouldn't jump into conclusion that they are the best team overall if we haven't seen their performance compared to the scale of other teams, we are only seeing their squad we don't know what they are capable of yet

There are always better teams in the world of football every season so I also don't want to say that the Madrid team will be a tough team, it's not easy to bring together great players in one team let alone play on the same field, I'm sure players who feel they are great will often cannot overcome selfishness on the field, so it is not easy for Ancelotti to unite great players on one field and play together, unless they are very compact and it takes time to adapt to each other getting to know the other players in the main squad. I believe that if Ancelotti can unite great players on one pitch they will dominate Laliga again next season because Barcelona seems to be in the process of adapting to a new coach. It also seems difficult to chase the Laliga trophy next season with players who are still relatively young.

I don't think being undefeated is difficult for a team like Real Madrid. I believe they can do it. From 2016 to 2017, Real Madrid had an unbeaten streak of 40 matches, a record that has not yet been broken in Spanish football. With the trio of Karim Benzema, Gareth Bale, and Cristiano Ronaldo in attack, Real Madrid swept away all opponents that season. And this can still happen when they possess stars that are even close to their seniors.

I'm just afraid that the overlap in playing positions between Mbappe and Vinicius will most likely be a double-edged sword if coach Ancelotti cannot find a reasonable solution for both. The important thing for the Bernabeu team right now is how to bring all their stars into the squad, while maintaining harmony and promoting the strength of each individual. Of course, Rodrygo, Guler, Endrick, and even Guler and Brahim Diaz will still have a role in Real Madrid's attack. Wait and see how Ancelotti will arrange it.