Real Madrid s four major seasons will be rebuilding, Ancelotti leaves, Galeries Lafayette hollows out the Bundesliga championship

Although Real Madrid still has hope to catch up with Barcelona, ​​with four rounds left in the league and Real Madrid and Barcelona still have a direct confrontation, 4 points is not an insurmountable gap. However, considering that Real Madrid has lost three consecutive games against Barcelona, ​​and this decisive battle is at home in Barcelona, ​​I am afraid that only the most optimistic Real Madrid irons will believe that Real Madrid can still defend the La Liga championship. In addition, Real Madrid has been eliminated in the Champions League, lost to Barcelona in the Copa del Rey final, and lost to Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final. Real Madrid is about to usher in a season where all four are missing. Real Madrid will also usher in reconstruction after the end of this season. Head coach Ancelotti's departure is a foregone conclusion. His successor has been basically confirmed to be Leverkusen coach Alonso. In addition, Real Madrid may also introduce Leverkusen's players such as Wilc, Palacios, Jonatanta and Incapier. Galeries Lafayette is stance to hollow out the Bundesliga championship last season.

Although Ancelotti's contract with Real Madrid is still one year away, everyone knows that this good-looking man will leave the team before the end of this season. The only uncertainty is the time of leaving the team and where to go in the future. If Real Madrid defeats Barcelona in the Spanish national derby, then Ancelotti will leave the team at the end of the season, and Sorari will lead Real Madrid to participate in the Club World Cup in June; if Real Madrid loses to Barcelona again in the Spanish national derby, then the angry Lafayette may let Ancelotti be dismissed immediately, without even being decent. After leaving Real Madrid, Ancelotti is likely to become the head coach of Brazil's national team and the head coach of Riyadh Crescent. The former's annual salary is 10 million euros, while the latter's annual salary is 40 million euros, which depends on An Shuai's choice.

As for who will become Real Madrid's coach next season, there is only one candidate, which is Leverkusen's current coach Xavi Alonso. This former Spanish midfielder superstar who played for Real Madrid for five seasons from August 2009 to August 2014 is Florentino's favorite candidate. Although he has only been coaching for more than two years, Alonso has proved that he is also a talented coach with his outstanding record. Last season, Alonso led Leverkusen to beat Bayern to win the Bundesliga championship with an unbeaten record, and has also secured the Bundesliga runner-up this season; in the European arena, Leverkusen won the Europa League runner-up last season, and won the 6th place in the Champions League this season (Real Madrid is 11th), but was eliminated by Bayern in the quarterfinals; in domestic cup competitions, Leverkusen won the German Cup last season and reached the semi-finals this season.

In addition to excellent results, Alonso also trained a large number of outstanding players for Leverkusen, and his value has doubled. The most outstanding one is naturally the new core of the German team, Werz. When Alonso took office in November 2022, he was worth 70 million euros, now 140 million euros; Flynnon's net worth 25 million euros in November 2022, now doubled to 50 million euros; 24-year-old Bonifers joined Leverkusen for 21.7 million euros in the summer of 2023, and now he has reached 45 million euros; 26-year-old Palacios was worth 15 million euros in November 2022, now 40 million euros; Incapier's net worth 22 million euros in November 2022, now 50 million euros. In addition, players such as Adrie, Grimaldo, Jonatanta, Tapsoba and Belosian have also increased significantly compared to those before Alonso took office or after transferring to Leverkusen. It is no exaggeration to say that Alonso has the magic of turning stones into gold.

In addition to Alonso, Galeries Lafar also fell in love with many players from Leverkusen, specifically four core players in the midfield and backcourt, namely Werz, Palacios, Jonatanta and Incapier. Currently, Real Madrid has Mbappe, Vinicius and Rodrigo on the front line, which is so saturated that Brazilian geniuses Enderick and Brahim Dias can only wait for opportunities on the bench, while goalkeepers have double insurances for Courtois and Lunin. If Real Madrid signs on the front line, at most it will only be a low-priced and low-annual player like Joseru last season. The midfield and defense line are the focus of Real Madrid's signings next season.

Among Real Madrid's midfielders, Bellingham and Valverde have the most stable status, while Chuamuni and Camavenga are the panacea for Real Madrid's midfield and backcourt. Guerre and Sebalos need to wait for opportunities on the bench most of the time. The possibility of Modric leaving the team after the end of this season is getting greater and greater. At present, what Real Madrid's midfielder lacks the most is the dealer role like Kroos. Leverkusen's Wiltz is undoubtedly the best candidate, but Real Madrid needs to face the strong competition between Bayern Munich and Manchester City, and Wiltz's net worth reaches 140 million euros, and the transfer fee may be close to 200 million euros. Real Madrid may not be willing to continue to invest such huge amounts in the midfield when they own Bellingham. If the introduction of Werz fails, Real Madrid may settle for the second best signing of 26-year-old Argentine midfielder Palacios. Real Madrid only needs 50 million euros to let Leverkusen release the players.

The defense line, especially the central defender position, is what Real Madrid needs to strengthen most. Rudiger and Militon, who is about to recover from injury, will still be Real Madrid's main central defender next season. Raul Asensio is the main rotation in the central defender position. Alaba and Vallejo are increasingly likely to leave the team. Real Madrid needs to introduce at least 1-2 central defenders. Leverkusen's Incapier and Jonatanta are both on Real Madrid's list of signings. The 23-year-old Ecuador international Inkapier can play two positions: left-back and left-center-back. He is the person Alonso most hopes to bring to the Bernabeu Stadium. In addition, his contract has a 60 million euro termination clause, which is a very favorable price compared to his 50 million euro worth.. In addition, the contract of 29-year-old German international Jonatanta will expire after the end of this season, which is also a very cost-effective deal for Real Madrid, which has been accustomed to signing-free in recent years. In the full-back position, Real Madrid's main right-back will be Arnold, who will be sign-free next season. The old captain Carvajal needs to accept a rotational substitute position, and Vasquez may need to find another way out. If there is no good candidate in the left-back position, Mendy will still be paired with Fran Garcia next season.

If everything goes well, Real Madrid's coach will be Xavi Alonso next season, and the starting lineup will be Courtois, defenders Mendy, Arnold, Militon and Rudiger, midfielders Bellingham, Wilz, Valverde and Chu'améni, and forwards Mbappe and Vinicius. Are you looking forward to it?

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