Quote from: SatoPrincess on Today at 11:07:01 PM

Quote from: Obari on June 11, 2025, 11:34:06 PM

What's the cause of Real Madrid having a little decline this season? They're trophyless in Carlo Ancelotti last season at the club, do you think it's a coincidence or not? Carlo Ancelotti have been the masterminds behind the the triump victory of the club. The new Real Madrid headcoach, Xabi Alonso is a good coach that will enchance the performance of Real Madrid. He's not this type of coach that's dormant when it comes to principles, he's upgraded and there'd always room for excellence when Xabi Alonso is involved. I'm going to watch Real Madrid in the Club World Cup, what they can with the presence of new players joining the club.

Real Madrid suffered many injury cases last season and to worsen the situation these injuries were long lasting ones and it happened to their key players. Secondly I feel it was time to bring in some fresh players and let some if the weak and worn out players go which they have set in motion this summer so expect a new Madrid next season.

That's right, Madrid experienced a storm of injuries last season, which made it difficult for Ancelotti to rotate players, especially in the defense area. In the January transfer market, Madrid also did not recruit new players, but they were helped by the presence of Raul Asencio in the main squad. Ancelotti cannot be blamed for Madrid failure in all competitions, maybe if other managers faced the situation, they would have had much more difficulty. Alaba, Militao, Carvajal, had long injuries at the same time, Mbappe integration into the squad was also a bit slow at first, Toni Kross retired which made it difficult for Ancelotti, that's a series of reasons that caused Madrid to fail last season.