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Real Madrid and ancelotti indeed have a lot of players on their squad but one thing am certain about is that no matter what they will definitely feel the impact of the Toni Kross even if it's not for long. Toni Kross was a master class in that midfield and I don't think they can easily fill his shoes but although football has seen alot of his type and they have all left so definitely something is going to be done to meet the space.

The fact is that real Madrid has become a be team that in la Laliga and which is why so many of people's are still having hope for them against next coming season, because the currently now real Madrid has so many players in their squad, which can definitely lead the team to be more functional and standard them before. Because if the real can have a midfielder like Toni kross, I don't think they will be a clubs that can able to challenge real Madrid in la Laliga trophy.
Because the guy is great players is trying his best to maintaining his position always, to be honest they real Madrid can feel the impact of the Toni kross for a long time.

If we look at the present situation and the level of preparedness with the teams at La Liga, it is easy to see that Real Madrid is acting as people who have not even won anything yet. Check the quality of players they are signing without losing any of their major players. For instance, the coming of Mbappe which many see as their best signing this season and I tend to agree with because Mbappe is in his prime. His presence in the team next season will definitely be a source of fear to any team they meet and that is a big plus to Madrid. I will not be surprise if Madrid wins everything again next season.

Ancelotti will definitely feel a big loss due to Kross retirement, the influence that Kross has had so far is very difficult to find among other players in the team, consistency is not just about having a sharp front line. Ancelotti will start next season without the German midfielder role, and overall it looks unfamiliar to anyone in the team, considering Kroos has been with Madrid for a decade. His decision to choose to retire deserves to be respected, and it does take great courage to decide to hang up his boots when he is at the peak of his career.

Kross departure requires Ancelotti to change the system he built last season, and this is in line with Mbappe arrival. There are many young players who can fill the role left by Kroos, but it will never be the same, especially for a player like Vinicius who has been receiving brilliant passes from Kroos. Madrid will certainly be looking for new talent that is close to Kroos style of play in the future, usually Perez is quite skilled at doing this.