Quote from: $weetne$$ on Today at 10:04:03 AM

Bringing in new players is mainly because they want to see some chances in areas where they hope to see changes, Madrid did not need too many changes but players who can blend into the new coaches system and that is one of the reasons Madrid had to get some new players and lay off others, the champions league this season looks like one which is going to be very intriguing and it is the second edition of this format of the Champions league and seeing how busy the transfer window has been , if Madrid must win the champions league this time they will have to earn it.

Looking at their current situation, they don't really need to sign many new players, except for the defense, but there are still some gaps that need to be addressed, especially in the defense and midfield during attack buildup. Currently, there are a few players who could potentially play as box-to-box midfielders, but this is still insufficient because the playmakers they have at the moment are still lacking, especially during attacks.

Currently, there is no player who can replace Kroos' role, even though two seasons have passed, and the void is still felt. Additionally, their attacking line also has many shortcomings, especially in terms of chemistry.
While chemistry is important, addressing the gaps in the squad cannot be overlooked at this stage.