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Quote from: Ale88 on July 13, 2025, 08:17:58 PM

I agree with you, I don't think is fair to put Bellingham together with Mbappé and Vinicius. These two are real primadonna, they want to be the star of the team therefore they always try to do what is better for them rather than for the team. And the fact usually there is only one real star per team doesn't help because they both think they are the best. They play first for themselves, the team comes later.

If the player realizes the importance of a team collectively then I am sure this will be the basis for the need to work together.
Individual success will be obtained if all players are concerned with the team because in this way they can achieve success.
But sometimes there are one or two players who look a little selfish because they are too forced from scoring goals even though the chances are small.
Vinicius and Mbappe may have been in these conditions because they are both on the front lines so they are more prominent at that time they did.

That's what must be done, but it's not easy to unite star players in a team like Real Madrid's current one, which boasts numerous star players who naturally have enormous egos. It's the coach's role to foster chemistry and manage their egos.

Vinicius and Mbappé are often rumored to have a rift due to their egos, but I don't think so.

Mbappé and Vinicius are naturally two star players. Of course, before Mbappé's arrival, Vinicius Junior was one of the team's most influential players. Now, with Mbappé's arrival, he may feel relegated to the background. This may have created a natural rivalry between them. This is actually a good thing, in a way, because it creates competition for the jersey. It also motivates them to showcase their individual talents during matches. However, on the downside, they often focus on scoring goals rather than passing because they want to show off who the star of the team is. This is a negative image for Real Madrid. Real Madrid is my biggest contender for the Spanish title this year because they've made better signings than Barcelona and have significantly strengthened their squad regionally.