Topic: La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2020/21 - page 4069. (Read 522107 times)
There have been some rumours and news like Varane wants to leave Real Madrid. And Manchester United have come into line for him already. It'd be a really big loss for Real Madrid that's for sure. They already released Ramos. If Varane goes also, they should give a bigger importance to defender transfers first.
Basically Carlo Ancelotti is not completely new at Real Madrid, Ancelotti in the past has given Real Madrid the UCL and Copa del Rey titles. So I think Ancelotti's return to Madrid is no stranger and that way, at least Ancelotti can correct his past mistakes too. Let's see what changes will occur and I hope Ancelotti can start well like in the past.
Yes, Ancelotti did coach Real Madrid from 2013 to 2015. Although at that time Real Madrid won the Champions League (2013/2014) but Ancelotti failed to win the La Liga title. Now Ancelotti has a much bigger task than before because the current composition of Real Madrid squad is very different when compared to the era of Ronaldo et al.
To be a champion, what Real Madrid needs now is great players who have a winning mentality, so it's not just buying young players. Unfortunately, Real Madrid's current financial condition is not currently possible for large-scale spending.
This is 100% true. The Madrid he is now going to coach is extremely different from back then. The defense was very strong and in their best ages, Ronaldo was and decent backup strikers. Midfield was strong as well. Today I hardly know anyone. A lot will also depend on Atletico's and Barcelona's performance, but I highly doubt that any of the team will do another record like season with 95 points or so.
Well, I like that Vinicius Junior from time to time, but he is also not constantly playing on a high level. He is not a guy who guarantees you 25 goals or more in La Liga per season. That's why superstars like Messi or Ronaldo are important to these clubs. In most of the cases you need an absolute ice cold top scorer to win trophies. I know Chelsea won the CL and didn't really have a top scorer, but usually that's the case. Benzema is ok, but as you said he is not the youngest either. In the end the mix of older and younger players is also important though.
Basically Carlo Ancelotti is not completely new at Real Madrid, Ancelotti in the past has given Real Madrid the UCL and Copa del Rey titles. So I think Ancelotti's return to Madrid is no stranger and that way, at least Ancelotti can correct his past mistakes too. Let's see what changes will occur and I hope Ancelotti can start well like in the past.
Yes, Ancelotti did coach Real Madrid from 2013 to 2015. Although at that time Real Madrid won the Champions League (2013/2014) but Ancelotti failed to win the La Liga title. Now Ancelotti has a much bigger task than before because the current composition of Real Madrid squad is very different when compared to the era of Ronaldo et al.
To be a champion, what Real Madrid needs now is great players who have a winning mentality, so it's not just buying young players. Unfortunately, Real Madrid's current financial condition is not currently possible for large-scale spending.
This is 100% true. The Madrid he is now going to coach is extremely different from back then. The defense was very strong and in their best ages, Ronaldo was and decent backup strikers. Midfield was strong as well. Today I hardly know anyone. A lot will also depend on Atletico's and Barcelona's performance, but I highly doubt that any of the team will do another record like season with 95 points or so.
I think the Ramos one was a known thing for a while inside, and they just didn't want to pay that much money for a veteran player who is out of the door anyway because of his age, but I doubt that Varane thing was something they planned, certainly not with Ramos leaving at the same season, they would have kept Ramos one more season if they knew that Varane would leave, however dude just wanted to get out.
I still think that it is Real Madrid and they have a ton of money and they could end up using that money to get defenders, they already got one and they are looking for another.
Instead of making a big spending and get another superstar like they always do each season, for example instead of getting Mbappe or something like that, they could just instead split that money and buy two amazing defenders all they have to do is convince those players to come join them.
In any case, the very status of both the super club and the financial capabilities should allow Real Madrid to find defenders of a decent level for themselves. As for Ramos, I would like to say the following: Sergio was not just a defender, but the leader of the team, the so-called leader of the locker room. It was not by chance that there was information that the non-extension of the contract was due to the deterioration of relations between Ramos and Florentino Perez, when after the 1-4 defeat to Ajax, Ramos, who missed the game due to disqualification, stood up for the team, and then clashed verbally with the boss. Therefore, everything is not clear here, especially since Ancelotti stated that he could not imagine a team without Ramos. I still think that it is Real Madrid and they have a ton of money and they could end up using that money to get defenders, they already got one and they are looking for another.
Instead of making a big spending and get another superstar like they always do each season, for example instead of getting Mbappe or something like that, they could just instead split that money and buy two amazing defenders all they have to do is convince those players to come join them.
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To be a champion, what Real Madrid needs now is great players who have a winning mentality, so it's not just buying young players. Unfortunately, Real Madrid's current financial condition is not currently possible for large-scale spending.
Yes, he wasn't that bad at that time, but actually I liked Zidane more. A tough task awaits anceloti.To be a champion, what Real Madrid needs now is great players who have a winning mentality, so it's not just buying young players. Unfortunately, Real Madrid's current financial condition is not currently possible for large-scale spending.
Indeed, until now I have not heard any official news about the transfer of players made by Madrid. I also didn't hear about their finances. I hope they just wait for the Euros and the Copa America to finish. They have to spend if they want to compete for the La Liga and UCL titles.
I think the Ramos one was a known thing for a while inside, and they just didn't want to pay that much money for a veteran player who is out of the door anyway because of his age, but I doubt that Varane thing was something they planned, certainly not with Ramos leaving at the same season, they would have kept Ramos one more season if they knew that Varane would leave, however dude just wanted to get out.
I still think that it is Real Madrid and they have a ton of money and they could end up using that money to get defenders, they already got one and they are looking for another.
Instead of making a big spending and get another superstar like they always do each season, for example instead of getting Mbappe or something like that, they could just instead split that money and buy two amazing defenders all they have to do is convince those players to come join them.
I still think that it is Real Madrid and they have a ton of money and they could end up using that money to get defenders, they already got one and they are looking for another.
Instead of making a big spending and get another superstar like they always do each season, for example instead of getting Mbappe or something like that, they could just instead split that money and buy two amazing defenders all they have to do is convince those players to come join them.
This is 100% true. The Madrid he is now going to coach is extremely different from back then. The defense was very strong and in their best ages, Ronaldo was and decent backup strikers. Midfield was strong as well. Today I hardly know anyone. A lot will also depend on Atletico's and Barcelona's performance, but I highly doubt that any of the team will do another record like season with 95 points or so.
Every team will not be at the same level for every season while there are players who come and move. It will be competitive enough for other team so there is always hope for other team to win the title. The dominance of Real Madrid and Barcelona in La Liga is considered boring by some. The same might have happened to Barcelona and they are far from perfect now. Basically Carlo Ancelotti is not completely new at Real Madrid, Ancelotti in the past has given Real Madrid the UCL and Copa del Rey titles. So I think Ancelotti's return to Madrid is no stranger and that way, at least Ancelotti can correct his past mistakes too. Let's see what changes will occur and I hope Ancelotti can start well like in the past.
Yes, Ancelotti did coach Real Madrid from 2013 to 2015. Although at that time Real Madrid won the Champions League (2013/2014) but Ancelotti failed to win the La Liga title. Now Ancelotti has a much bigger task than before because the current composition of Real Madrid squad is very different when compared to the era of Ronaldo et al.
To be a champion, what Real Madrid needs now is great players who have a winning mentality, so it's not just buying young players. Unfortunately, Real Madrid's current financial condition is not currently possible for large-scale spending.
This is 100% true. The Madrid he is now going to coach is extremely different from back then. The defense was very strong and in their best ages, Ronaldo was and decent backup strikers. Midfield was strong as well. Today I hardly know anyone. A lot will also depend on Atletico's and Barcelona's performance, but I highly doubt that any of the team will do another record like season with 95 points or so.
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It was not right to release Ramos and Varane at the same time. Real Madrid could have taken a young defender with Ramos for another season. As a result, Real could easily make a replacement for Ramos. The departure of Ramos and Varane will create a void in their place. Looking forward to seeing what strategy Ancelotti follows.
Yeah Releasing Ramos and Varane a hard one but yhey have got better plan i believe, sending out two great defender's will put them in a bad position,i am seeing them conceding a lot of goals at the beginning,but change is constant, they're trying to build a new team as well around other young players.
Real Madrid may be targeting La Liga and Champions League titles for the 2022-23 season. No team wants to changes their defenders too quickly. So if Real Madrid can make an experienced defender, then he will serve Real Madrid for a long time. So Ancelotti is focusing to take on young players. Although they have not bought any experienced striker this season due to financial crisis, they may join the experienced striker team next year.
If Real Madrid focus on young players now, their title next season is completely uncertain. Because, the new coaches will have them, as well as young inexperienced players in the squad, so it will not be easy to win against strong teams. Looking forward to seeing the strategy of Real's new coach.
You are right. Since their coaches are new, they need experienced players. They can take on young players if they have a long-term plan. Then they have to sacrifice next season's title. And gradually the team needs to build more and more strong.
It was not right to release Ramos and Varane at the same time. Real Madrid could have taken a young defender with Ramos for another season. As a result, Real could easily make a replacement for Ramos. The departure of Ramos and Varane will create a void in their place. Looking forward to seeing what strategy Ancelotti follows.
Yeah Releasing Ramos and Varane a hard one but yhey have got better plan i believe, sending out two great defender's will put them in a bad position,i am seeing them conceding a lot of goals at the beginning,but change is constant, they're trying to build a new team as well around other young players.
Basically Carlo Ancelotti is not completely new at Real Madrid, Ancelotti in the past has given Real Madrid the UCL and Copa del Rey titles. So I think Ancelotti's return to Madrid is no stranger and that way, at least Ancelotti can correct his past mistakes too. Let's see what changes will occur and I hope Ancelotti can start well like in the past.
Yes, Ancelotti did coach Real Madrid from 2013 to 2015. Although at that time Real Madrid won the Champions League (2013/2014) but Ancelotti failed to win the La Liga title. Now Ancelotti has a much bigger task than before because the current composition of Real Madrid squad is very different when compared to the era of Ronaldo et al.To be a champion, what Real Madrid needs now is great players who have a winning mentality, so it's not just buying young players. Unfortunately, Real Madrid's current financial condition is not currently possible for large-scale spending.
Indeed, Ancelotti has been a Real Madrid coach before, but this does not guarantee that Ancelotti will adapt quickly. Because when Ancelotti
became Madrid coach in 2013-2015, the Madrid squad had several senior players who did have a good mentality. Whereas now Real Madrid
are too many young players who do not have a strong mentality, what makes Ancelotti even more difficult is Madrid's poor financial condition.
It was difficult for Ancelotti to sign the star players he wanted, therefore it will not be easy for Ancelotti to become Madrid coach now.
I am curious about the strategy that Ancelotti will use to make Madrid victorious again.
Basically Carlo Ancelotti is not completely new at Real Madrid, Ancelotti in the past has given Real Madrid the UCL and Copa del Rey titles. So I think Ancelotti's return to Madrid is no stranger and that way, at least Ancelotti can correct his past mistakes too. Let's see what changes will occur and I hope Ancelotti can start well like in the past.
Yes, Ancelotti did coach Real Madrid from 2013 to 2015. Although at that time Real Madrid won the Champions League (2013/2014) but Ancelotti failed to win the La Liga title. Now Ancelotti has a much bigger task than before because the current composition of Real Madrid squad is very different when compared to the era of Ronaldo et al.
To be a champion, what Real Madrid needs now is great players who have a winning mentality, so it's not just buying young players. Unfortunately, Real Madrid's current financial condition is not currently possible for large-scale spending.
Carlo Ancelotti is finally back at Real Madrid after 6 years. He became the manager of Bayern, Napoli and Everton in this period. I'm actually really happy to see him back at the club. Real Madrid had really nice years with Carlo Ancelotti. They needed a savior now and I think they found it. I'm hoping to see Ancelotti making the right transfers for the team and helping the team become much more competitive in the La Liga and the Champions League next season.
Certainly,Madrid will do well again with Ancelotti.He's a coach that knows the system.His modus operandi is one that Real Madrid loves,his style of football, and his game formation is what makes madrid remember him.But he must focus's his attention on the defence line,with Ramos out,if not replaced with a better defender,the backline will give him problem in the upcoming season. 
If Real Madrid focus on young players now, their title next season is completely uncertain. Because, the new coaches will have them, as well as young inexperienced players in the squad, so it will not be easy to win against strong teams. Looking forward to seeing the strategy of Real's new coach.
You are right. Since their coaches are new, they need experienced players. They can take on young players if they have a long-term plan. Then they have to sacrifice next season's title. And gradually the team needs to build more and more strong.
It was not right to release Ramos and Varane at the same time. Real Madrid could have taken a young defender with Ramos for another season. As a result, Real could easily make a replacement for Ramos. The departure of Ramos and Varane will create a void in their place. Looking forward to seeing what strategy Ancelotti follows.
Ancelotti is called again at Real Madrid because Madrid know how good he was when he was with them,and talking about rebuilding the team,I don't think most changes will be made because all hope is on him to deliver,and win tittles for Madrid starting from this upcoming season.Rebuilding the team will be a long way to go,so I think he will just blend the young players with the experienced ones,buy experienced defenders to fill in the backline position since Ramos and Varane will be leaving to different clubs respectively.with that done,Madrid will contend for tittle next season
Let's hope that Ancelotti will make a result at Real Madrid, because no one in the club's management will give an opportunity for several years to build a new team with an eye to the future and no one will be engaged in pleasant memories of the past for a long time. This season was relatively unsuccessful for the club, but the club was quite close to the titles, both in La Liga and in the Champions League, so I think that the club's management will expect results at least at this level and even at least some title. Ancelotti is famous for his good relationships with players in most of his clubs and there should be no problems with the microclimate in the team. It's no secret that Zidane has lost human contact with some players. Another question is whether the club will really be able to provide high-quality players in the defensive line and how quickly they will fit into the team. 
Carlo Ancelotti is finally back at Real Madrid after 6 years. He became the manager of Bayern, Napoli and Everton in this period. I'm actually really happy to see him back at the club. Real Madrid had really nice years with Carlo Ancelotti. They needed a savior now and I think they found it. I'm hoping to see Ancelotti making the right transfers for the team and helping the team become much more competitive in the La Liga and the Champions League next season.
If Real Madrid focus on young players now, their title next season is completely uncertain. Because, the new coaches will have them, as well as young inexperienced players in the squad, so it will not be easy to win against strong teams. Looking forward to seeing the strategy of Real's new coach.
You are right. Since their coaches are new, they need experienced players. They can take on young players if they have a long-term plan. Then they have to sacrifice next season's title. And gradually the team needs to build more and more strong.
If Real Madrid focus on young players now, their title next season is completely uncertain. Because, the new coaches will have them, as well as young inexperienced players in the squad, so it will not be easy to win against strong teams. Looking forward to seeing the strategy of Real's new coach.
You are right. Since their coaches are new, they need experienced players. They can take on young players if they have a long-term plan. Then they have to sacrifice next season's title. And gradually the team needs to build more and more strong.
Getting rid of the excess amount of players that you think will not help this upcoming season, and using that money to buy new better players is a great method that many teams used during rebuilding periods. Real may not end up being a marvelous team right away this season, but with selling let's say you're starting center back and your bench center back, you could have a great starting one and a youth team level bench one, which is a risk you take in case if your player gets injured but still makes your team better on the starting eleven.
If Real Madrid focus on young players now, their title next season is completely uncertain. Because, the new coaches will have them, as well as young inexperienced players in the squad, so it will not be easy to win against strong teams. Looking forward to seeing the strategy of Real's new coach.
You are right. Since their coaches are new, they need experienced players. They can take on young players if they have a long-term plan. Then they have to sacrifice next season's title. And gradually the team needs to build more and more strong.
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