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I agree better with your closing statements, Ancelotti knows better based on his experience on how well he's going to be able to handle his team and still achieve great success with them, most definitely adjustments will be made to allow the French international fit in the Madrid squad in the new season. Very importantly is it that they now have a striker so for vinicus and Bellingham it's a sign of relief as they will be back at their original positions and not having to alternate for the top nine.

Ancelotti experience is beyond doubt, he is a coach who has always managed to achieve success with the teams he handles. The arrival of Kylian Mbappe will add more options for Ancelotti in implementing strategies, he is an experienced player and his class as a top striker will make it easier for him to adapt to the new environment at Real Madrid. The presence of Kylian Mbappe will also make Ancelotti squad more complete, it will be easier for him to dominate La Liga or even the Champions League with the players he currently has.

Although many observers say that Ancelotti is bad in terms of tactics, I agree with you that Ancelotti is a great coach who has won many titles for every club he has coached, especially now that he is coaching Real Madrid which has a good line-up and is full of stars, it will be easy for Ancelotti to implement what strategy will be used and it is clear that they will dominate La Liga, it is certain that Real Madrid will be difficult to beat and will dominate, and in fact Real Madrid's rival, Barcelona, will find it difficult to shift Real Madrid at this time, we all know that Barcelona is not in good form with poor finances,

Ancelotti even has many tactics, not the other way around, the number of Champions League trophies and also domestic League trophies are proof, sometimes we are the ones who idealize a manager strategy too much. Every manager has a big responsibility and demands, how they bring the team they train to achieve success. defeat is still defeat, even though a team plays with a beautiful style. We must realize that the era has changed, I also like beautiful games, but if we look at it from the perspective of responsibility, we will all be realistic, namely we will be oriented towards results. In the context of Ancelotti, I think the Italian adapts well to every era with his own style, despite all assumptions, Ancelotti has proven to all of us that there are many paths to success not just based on just tactics.

He was a successful football player in his past and that gave Ancelotti an important element. He does not only look at football as a coach, he also looks at it from the player's perspective. He thinks like a player, he determines the best things to meet the player's needs. That's why he is different from other coaches not only with tactics but also with other characteristics. Just like Guardiola. Ancelotti is a great coach and I am sure he will continue to provide high-level services for Real for a few more years.