I don't know, this season we have seen for ourselves how Madrid's performance is. Ancelotti has a problem with player injuries, and we can see that the situation is very disruptive to the team's performance.
What Ancelotti can do is maximize their efforts. Regardless of the target of a treble winner or not, I would not expect Madrid to be able to compete. Atletico and Barcelona are starting to be inconsistent and that is an advantage for Madrid in La Liga to be able to lead.
If Madrid really returns to their top performance, it means they have passed the crisis phase they are experiencing.
Real Madrid have a better way to suppressed oppositions and making tremendous path to explore. Carlo Ancelotti have been acquainted with more purposeful methods to assembled because he's one of the frontrunner in Madrid, there's no way the team can move forward without the coach having tangible moves. We don't seem to be too sure about the definite superb form of Real Madrid. They've been in crumbling turns and losing points lately but with recent developments, I think they're back on track.
La Liga is a sturdy one, it's very important these elite teams keep their heights positioned high enough. With the sensing tension of Atletico Madrid and Barcelona, I think this is probably not time for Real Madrid to lay low, they're exhibiting every atom of determination and remarkable performance on the pitch. Diego Simeone and Hansi Flick will anticipate in fierce competitive race with Carlo Ancelotti, I'm certain about this phase.