After reading Rudiger s situation, I realized how cruel Real Madrid s internal competition is

Antonio Rudiger, the 32-year-old German defender, is ushering in his toughest season in Real Madrid. His contract will expire in June next year. And beside him, Militon, who returned from injury and Heysen, were eyeing him.

Everyone believes that Rudiger's Real Madrid career has entered the countdown. However, just recently. Rudiger took the initiative to bow his head and took a dangerous move for his difficult contract renewal. The story of immature stains starts with the famous "De Burgos Incident" last season.

In a game, Rudiger received a red card and was suspended for a fierce conflict with referee de Burgos Bengotchea. This out-of-control outbreak has become an indelible stain on his Real Madrid career. The outside world questioned his maturity and discipline under high pressure. For a head coach, an emotionally unstable time bomb is a huge hidden danger. The arrangement of

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fate is always so wonderful. In the new season's match against Oviedo, the referee on duty was De Burgos.

Everyone thought that Mars hit the Earth again. But before the game, an unexpected scene happened. According to Le Marca, Rudiger took the initiative to find De Burgos and sincerely apologized for everything that happened a few months ago. The referee accepted it happily, and the two talked calmly for a long time, resolving all grudges.

"This is really a sigh of relief." After the game, Rudiger said with relief. This apology not only untie his own knot, but more importantly, it conveys a clear signal to a person.

The man bowed to Alonso, this person is Harvey Alonso.

Rudiger knows better than anyone else that Alonso is a head coach who attaches great importance to discipline and maturity. He knew that the stain he had last season was likely to become the key factor in the new coach's final decision on his stay or not.

Therefore, this time, the voluntary bowing was not so much an apology, but rather a carefully planned letter of voting. He wants to prove to Alonso in this way: I have bid farewell to the impulsive self in the past, and I am a mature veteran worthy of your trust. He wanted to remove the time bomb on his body with his own hands.

This clever apology set a good start for Rudiger's journey to renew his contract. But this is just the first step.

In the next year, he will not only compete with Militon and Heysen for positions, but also use an impeccable professional attitude to win the trust of the coaching staff.

The German defender's Real Madrid defense battle has just begun.