“Not good enough” – Real Madrid board makes feeling clear on problem position

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The fallout from Sunday’s humiliating 5-2 defeat to Barcelona has continued for Real Madrid, and fingers continue to be pointed from the board. Specifically, they have expressed their indignation at the midfield options that Carlo Ancelotti has at his disposal.

Key players Jude Bellingham and Federico Valverde have escaped criticism, but as per Cadena SER, frustrations have been aimed at Luka Modric, Eduardo Camavinga and Dani Ceballos.

Modric has been referred to as “not suitable for big matches”, Camavinga is labelled as having not taken a definitive step, while Ceballos “is not good enough to be a starter in crucial fixtures”.

Despite this, there are no plans for Real Madrid to sign anyone during this month’s winter transfer window, let alone a midfielder. However, club officials are aware that there is a “problem that has diagnosed”, meaning that Ancelotti must work to find a solution with the players that he already has at his disposal.

Tags Carlo Ancelotti Dani Ceballos Eduardo Camavinga Florentino Perez Luka Modric Real Madrid

7 Comments

  1. Ancelotti is rubbish, he can’t pick the right team, and his tactics a old fashioned he’s the one 2 blame not the board give this exact team 2 Alonso and u will c flames

    1. is true ancelloti is not a better coach because he no like a young players can’t him see yamal and saka they are all young but there coach give them playing time but ancelloti refuse to give asencio Arda guler playing time

  2. It’s true the coach needs to give chances to other player because they might do a different like guler and endrick

  3. Ancelotti is a coward.
    He is afraid of change, that’s why he is so bent on fielding the same team each and every week.
    Raul Asensio deserves to play every game but he still put Tchouameni in that position, knowing very well that the Frenchman isn’t good enough.
    All those young players need to be given a chance to prove themselves but that hasn’t been the case with both of them.
    If you knew they were not good enough to represent Real Madrid why did the club shrugged off other suitors competition to bring them in.

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