Quote from: indah rezqi on April 20, 2025, 09:47:13 PM

Player injuries, slow adaptation period, and Toni Kroos retirement are some of the reasons why Madrid has experienced a setback this season, simply put Ancelotti is facing a difficult transition period. In the January transfer market, Ancelotti also did not bring in help by recruiting new players, but Raul Asencio has helped a lot in the defensive line. Ancelotti cannot be blamed entirely, he has given his maximum effort. Last season Ancelotti succeeded, this season he may be unlucky.

Not bringing in players in the previous transfer market was a problem for Real Madrid because they struggled to compensate for several injured players.
The midfield also lacked creativity so there was no support for the strikers in creating chances and we even saw the front line having to struggle to create chances to score goals.
There needs to be some changes next season because currently Real Madrid have many weaknesses and I agree that Ancelloti should not be blamed entirely.

Sometimes it is not easy to maintain consistency in the League and Real Madrid are having a bad season at the moment, but that doesn't mean they are bad because they only failed in the Champions League.