Quote from: Ryu_Ar1 on July 11, 2024, 08:17:44 PM

Quote from: SUPERSAIAN on July 11, 2024, 07:53:53 PM

Real Madrid is the most consistent team in the UCL cups and has won the most trophies. We can call them winners. Everything is in place for the next season. An important addition at Real Madrid, the transfer Mbappe is now with them. Real Madrid and Manchester City appear to be the best candidates for the Champions League cup.

Ancelotti uses the squad he knows very well. They didn't even have a centre-forward last season, but Ancelotti developed a game and system.

To say that they will be championship candidates again next season I would agree with that, but to say they are winners for next season I think is too hasty.
Even though I like this club and hope they win the Champions League again next season and even new targets such as the treble winner are always expected for Madrid but still saying they are winners from now on I think it's too much and seems arrogant, because after all the Champions League is not an easy competition and there will be many obstacles to become a winner in this competition. There are still some big clubs that are worth paying attention to, especially for Manchester City, which in the last few seasons they have always been successful in setting records at the end of the season.

So in this case we only need to see whether the loss of Nacho and Kroos in their defense and midfield and the arrival of Mbappe in attack can make Madrid more stable or not for next season.

I mean it’s totally fine to make predictions, and whatever Real Madrid has created for them in the last few years, it’s actually considered a huge loss for them if they don’t win the UCL. They set the standard that high.

Real Madrid now has the most decorated team. They have generational talents in every part of the field. Mbappe in attack, Jude Bellingham in the midfield, and it's likely they are getting Leny Yoro and Davies in defense. really impressive team, huh?

I am not saying it will be easy, but the odds are pretty much on their side, considering how strong they are, and the mentality that they have created for themselves. The loss of Nacho and Kroos won’t really affect them much because of how their squad looks now.