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Quote from: katanic97 on August 05, 2025, 09:58:51 PM

Ancelotti wasn’t lucky with the players Eder Militao missed a lot due to injury, Mbappe had to adapt, and Bellingham and Vinicius weren’t in the kind of form we know them for. I think Xabi already has well developed tactics and excellent training sessions that will generally prepare the players for the start.

Well, according to what was said, when Madrid had all those injured players, he spoke with Florentino about buying new ones, at least for the defense , but Florentino told him no, that he should work with what he had, and that's how Madrid developed what I really didn't like about Ancelotti's style was that the team always looked very slow; compared to other teams, they were always left behind.

Yeah, that's absolutely right !!!!
When Carlos Angelotti got injured in mid-season, he requested Perez to sign new players at January transfer window but he did not listen to Carlos Angelotti and no new addition was made to the team. And if the truth is told, this was the main reason why Real Madrid failed last season, even losing all El Classico against Barcelona, getting knocked out of the UEFA Champions League, and failing to keep the top spot in La Liga.

So if Perez were to sign a new player, I'm sure Real Madrid could improve their bad breath, but Perez didn't sign anyone. Now it's Xabi Alonso's turn and if Real Madrid wants to improve their team, they should do what Xabi Alonso says, otherwise they too could fail like Angelotti….

Perez knows how to make excellent transfers, but he also knows how to complicate things and leave Real stranded. Then, after a few years, he does something big again. Xabi Alonso has a difficult task ahead of him, but everything is possible with good players. If Mbappe is in form, results will surely follow