Quote from: BALIK on September 10, 2024, 09:05:46 AM

~The number of competitions that Madrid has to play certainly forces them to be able to rotate players well, as a big team and handled by experienced coach, of course they don't want to lose a single trophy from the competition they participate in ,so I think all competitions will certainly be played seriously and not just La Liga and the Champions League, see the number of injured players at the moment, Madrid journey may be a little difficult, but that doesn't mean they won't focus on all of these competitions, because we know how Madrid and Ancelotti have had great ambitions to win every trophy so far.

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Among the players mentioned in this list, 6 players are very important players for Madrid's squad. And these are the players we see in Madrid's starting XI. With half of the players in the starting XI facing injuries, Madrid's performance will naturally be somewhat unstable. There is no doubt that Ancelotti is an experienced coach. But since so many important players of the squad are not with the squad, we don't know how Madrid will perform in the next three matches.

Madrid will play against Real Sociedad, Stuttgart and Espanyol in their next three matches. Madrid needed the likes of Bellingham, Tchouameni and Camavinga in matches against Sociedad and Stuttgart. Without these three key midfielders it will be difficult to keep the squad stable and win these two matches. I am looking forward to see how Ancelotti takes the strategy in the next two matches. Ancelotti and Madrid are understandably very popular at the moment.

As a leading team, it's crucial for Real Madrid to have a strong rotation of players. This is especially important given the number of competitions they're involved in. With an experienced coach like Ancelotti at the helm, they'll be aiming to seize every trophy. Despite facing some challenging circumstances, including multiple player injuries, the team's focus will not waver.

Six of the injured players are key pieces in Madrid's starting XI. With half of the regular starters struggling with injury, the team's stability could be affected. Men like Bellingham, Tchouameni, and Camavinga would be particularly missed in their upcoming matches against Real Sociedad and Stuttgart. It will be worth watching Ancelotti's tactical approach in these games.

It's a tense time for Madrid, but the team's ambitions remain high. Their status as one of the top clubs in the world is undisputed, but navigating the next few matches may prove challenging.