Who is the fault of Real Madrid s four major players? It s not Ancelotti and Mbappe, but him who monopolizes the power!

In the highly anticipated Spanish national derby, Real Madrid lost to Barcelona four consecutive times in a single season. After this game, Real Madrid has fallen by 7 points behind Barcelona. With three rounds left in the La Liga, they are powerless and completely missed the defending La Liga championship. Before this, Real Madrid also lost to Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup and Copa del Rey finals and was eliminated by Arsenal in the Champions League quarter-finals. The four major players this season are a foregone conclusion. So, who should be responsible for this? There is no doubt that it should not be Ancelotti who worked hard, nor should it be Mbappe who scored 39 goals in the season, but Florentino, the one who monopolized the power of Real Madrid club!

Before the Spanish national derby, Ancelotti's dismissal was a foregone conclusion, and his successor was also confirmed, which was Ancelotti's former disciple, Leverkusen head coach Alonso. With Ancelotti's contract still one year left and Real Madrid may still defend the La Liga championship if they win the Spanish national derby, they have determined Ancelotti's fate of being dismissed early. For this meritorious coach who led Real Madrid to win the Champions League three times and twice, it is really too cruel. Obviously, Real Madrid Club, to be precise, Florentino regarded Ancelotti as the person responsible for Real Madrid's elimination in the Champions League.

Apart from Ancelotti, the person most considered responsible for Real Madrid's missed any championship this season is Mbappe! After Real Madrid won the superstar in the summer window, they lost the Champions League and La Liga championship; and Paris Saint-Germain, who lost Mbappe, not only easily defended the Ligue 1 championship, but also reached the Champions League final, with great hope of winning the first Champions League championship in team history. With one increase and another decline, Mbappe has become the player with the greatest pressure on Real Madrid recently, and even became the person in Real Madrid who most hopes Inter Milan to win the Champions League championship.

So, should Ancelotti and Mbappe be responsible for the four major players this season? Maybe some fans will think so, but in Bao Ge's opinion, it is obviously not. The culprit that caused Real Madrid's defeats on all fronts this season was not Ancelotti, nor Mbappe, but the person who stood at the highest point of Real Madrid club and really held the transfer power, Real Madrid club chairman - Florentino!

Let's take a look at Mbappe's performance. In his first season at Real Madrid, Mbappe made 53 appearances and contributed 39 goals and 5 assists. He is currently ranked first in the La Liga scorer list with 27 goals. In comparison, the 2021-2022 top scorer Benzema of La Liga also scored 27 goals, the 2022-2023 La Liga Golden Boot Lewandowski scored 23 goals, and the 2023-2024 La Liga Golden Boot Dovpick scored 24 goals. With three rounds left in the league, Mbappe is completely likely to surpass Benzema, catching up with or even exceeding the 30 goals scorer of La Liga top scorer Messi in the 2020-2021 season. Perhaps, some people would say that Mbappe's arrival separated Vinicius and Bellingham's shooting opportunities, so Mbappe should take the blame for it. What is the reason for this? Is the reason for the guilt of scoring a goal?

Let's compare Real Madrid's record this season with last season. Putting aside the elimination system of the Champions League and the King's Cup, just looking at La Liga, after 35 rounds of La Liga this season, Real Madrid ranked second with 23 wins, 6 draws, 6 losses, and 75 points, averaging 2.14 points per game, conceded 37 goals, 35 goals per game, 2.06 goals per game, and 1.06 goals per game; Real Madrid ranked first in 38 rounds of La Liga last season, with 29 wins, 8 draws and 1 loss, with 95 points per game, with 2.5 points per game, 87 goals per game, conceded 26 goals per game, 61 goals per game, 2.29 goals per game, and 0.69 goals per game. Real Madrid's average score per game this season fell 14.4% from last season, 10% less goals per game than last season, and 54% more goals per game than last season. It can be seen that Real Madrid's most serious decline this season is defense. Under the coaching of the same head coach, the defense level has dropped sharply. Can this be completely blamed on the head of the head coach?

What really caused Real Madrid's such a dilemma was the mistakes in the transfer market. Real Madrid's transfer operations in the summer window can be summarized as three in and three out. The three in are Mbappe, Enderick and Raul Asensio, two forwards and one central defender; the three out are Kroos, Nacho and Joselu, one forward, one midfielder and one central defender. Real Madrid did not make counter-signs in the summer transfer market. Mbappe replaced Joseru as a forward upgrade. Enderick's arrival basically did not play any role, but instead divided the opportunity to play on the front line; Raul Asensio replaced Nacho, which was originally a draw substitute, and even from the age of the players, this was a renewal; but in the midfield, Real Madrid did not find a replacement for Kroos. The reason why Kroos is called a ball blind identifyer is that when he has him, you don’t feel anything. Without him, you feel something is wrong. In addition, Modric’s aging, Real Madrid’s midfielder’s control has dropped to a higher level than last season, even more than that.

What's even worse is that Real Madrid's defense injury is more serious than last season! Militon and Carvajal are the absolute main players in the defense, as well as the important rotation player Alaba, who has suffered a long-term injury, has led Real Madrid to play the main players with Raul Asensio and Vazquez for a long time, and even let Chu Ameni and Camavenga play guest defenders many times. In this case, isn’t Real Madrid’s defense still allowed the opponent to bombard it? If Courtois had not maintained a very high level after returning from injury, Real Madrid would have conceded more goals, just take the Spanish national derby as an example. If Courtois and Szczesny changed positions, the score would probably not be 4-3, but 6-1!

It is in this case that Real Madrid did not make any moves in the transfer market after the winter window was opened. Neither signing in the midfield nor signing in the back line, and half of the substitutes still replaced the main force and supported them in the back line.. After spending January, February and March difficult, Real Madrid only lost one game every month in these three months. Not only did they reach the Champions League quarterfinals and the King's Cup semi-finals, but they also once surpassed Barcelona in the La Liga standings. But in April and May, the exhausted Real Madrid finally collapsed on all fronts, with double defeats by Arsenal in the Champions League, losing to Valencia and Barcelona in La Liga, and losing to Barcelona in the final of the King's Cup. All of this climaxed in the fourth Spanish national derby this season. Real Madrid scored four goals in 30 minutes in a row and turned around in 30 minutes. Real Madrid was killed by Barcelona in four consecutive seasons, which is the first time in the history of the Spanish national derby!

Ancelotti has tried his best, Mbappe has tried his best, what else can he blame them? If you want to blame, you can only blame the team for too many injuries and the players for being too tired. But if Real Madrid can introduce one more midfielder and one defender in the summer window, and even have a chance to remedy in the winter window, the situation may be different. But there is no if in the world, so Real Madrid lost, lost all the money, Ancelotti left for this, and Mbappe was infamous for this, but shouldn't the person who should be responsible for this, the person who holds the highest rights of Real Madrid and makes decisions on transfer operations, the great Chairman Florentino?

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