I am not surprised if Girona experiences a decline this season because a club like Girona will not be able to survive long to compete with La Liga clubs especially in the top 5 standings, especially Girona has sold its best players so its performance has decreased even though it played in the UCL this season which should have kept its best players so that it could maintain its good performance but the rice has become porridge and now Girona has to suffer the consequences and it even did not qualify for the next round in the UCL.
Yes, and at least, some of their core players left Girona, even their team captain, Alex Garcia. And their mainstay CF, Artem Dovbyk who decided to move to Roma. and some other players. With limited funds and mediocre players, it is now quite difficult for Girona to be like before. And they are now a club in the middle level, but at least they have felt the euphoria of UCL, even though they have to fall.Again and again, Madrid lost their momentum as today's match saw them pick up just 1 point with some drama in the match.
It's a bit worse than expected especially since it's the 3rd consecutive week of losing momentum and failing to pick up full points in any of their La Liga matches.[/quote]
Very bad, honestly it's very bad. So is Atletico Madrid. Not only in this match, but indeed in the last 5 matches, both clubs are not that consistent and not that good in their play. And moreover this time, both of them can't even be optimal because they both got a red card and ended the series. Well, this is an extraordinary opportunity for Barcelona if they want to take over the position and jump straight to the first rank if they can win against Rayo Vallecano
Source: Real Madrid and Atleti drop points in MD 24