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So historically Real Madrid's defense has always been an attack, it has never had an exceptional defense but it has always applied attacking pressure in this way both the defenders and the goalkeeper have never had too much work to do.
The Dribbling has helped a lot in managing the games but lately it seems to have been lost, which is why the defense suffers in my opinion

Almost every line in Real Madrid's team needs improvement because they have become weak and no longer look as impressive as they once did. Because if the defense isn't strong enough, the consequence is frequent goals conceded. And if the midfield isn't clever enough at making forward passes, the attack will be very chaotic and won't be able to produce on-target finishes. So, Alonso must improve all of these lines now, because he has a tough task since taking over as Real Madrid manager, and this season is his season to prove himself.

The attacking midfield will also improve over time. Real Madrid hasn't had a single game that presented many problems so far. Barcelona, however, has already dropped points. Real have Mbappé and Vini, and as long as they're in sync, no defense can stop them.

I don't think so that looking at the madrid team that there is no areas of concern yes it's true that madrid has not drop points in the starting three games of the season but there are areas to improve, looking at their last game against Mallorca there are plenty calls for concerns because after the first half ended 2:1 in favour of Madrid I expected that going into the second half Madrid will dominate possession but that was not the way as Mallorca almost draw in that game.

However, Real Madrid had three goals disallowed in that match. If two of those goals hadn't been narrowly offside, the match would have ended with a four-goal victory for Real Madrid. We wouldn't be making these comments now. So, even though they weren't playing badly, winning matches by narrow margins shows us that they have some problems. Disallowed goals are irrelevant. So, you're essentially right.