I think that instead there were no problems related to Carlo Ancelotti but rather more than anything else due to a real decline in the team which is more than understandable given the level they had to maintain over time, so I wouldn't blame Ancelotti but also a little bit on the Sauqdra always considering that they always worked hard and got tired, which is understandable.
It was precisely to stop this decline in the team that they decided to change the coach, but from the very beginning, I had doubts about how good this change would be. I understand that if they wanted to replace Ancelotti, it should have been with a coach of the same high level. Honestly, when you look at his achievements and experience, it’s clear that finding an equal replacement would be very difficult. So far, I don't see what makes Alonso so unique that he could lead Real to championship titles. And if he continues playing the way he did against PSG, he’ll quickly lose his place at Real.