He surely is going to change the system because that is the only way he can Introduce his own system to the team for then to achieve the kind of results he wants of them to achieve by the season. At this time he is going to be using more of rotational tactics to enable him get his players at their peak at almost all time throughout the season pending when the likes of Bellingham will be back to joining the team and the new players who just joined the team and are trying to fit in with the orientation of xabi.
Xabi knows exactly what a player can do because he was a magnificent player himself in the past. He played for Real Madrid and knows the weight of Real Madrid. I was hoping he would bring the best players to Real Madrid, where he currently leads the team, and he's made some truly excellent signings. Alonso is currently trying to establish balance within the team. If he doesn't, everyone will want to act according to their own whims, and that would mean chaos for the team.
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It's actually going to take time before xabi Alonso arrange the puzzle that is going to make this real Madrid team work because right now, the team is full of kids and star players that are mostly playing for themselves instead of the team, since Toni Kross left the club, they have largely struggle in midfield, especially against a stronger opposition that knows how to keep the ball, so that central midfield position is where they have to strengthen by all means if xabi Alonso wants to improve this team because if the midfield is not stable, the team will be unable to stand up against a stronger opposition very well, that's a position they really needs to look into.
Furthermore, xabi Alonso really needs to stabilize his team as fast as he can because too much changes to the line up might warrant the team to take too much time to blend into his playing system, so he really needs to find his first eleven very fast.