It is optimistic to say that Real Madrid will change things for the better undoubtedly because even when Bellingham is a great player who has shown his quality in many games already, Borussia Dortmund is not Real Madrid. Nobody knows whether it works from day one or whether he needs some time to get accustomed to his new teammates and everything else. But the striker position is still an open wound in the team that they need to cure most importantly. The supply side in the transfer market for high quality strikers is very thin and the players who are available are so expensive that even Real Madrid has to think avout potential transfers and first check what is possible for them.
Yes I agree with you, every player definitely needs time to adapt to his new team. Whether it's the style of play, the formation of the coach and of course the emotional relationship with other fellow players. There are lots of star players who failed to shine after joining Madrid, most recently Hazard who has left there. Purchased at a high price from Chelsea he failed to show his best quality in Madrid.For strikers I think Madrid, especially Ancelotti, still have many options to rotate their players, Joselu, who is on loan from Espanyol, could be an option. Although at this time Ancelotti really wants to get a replacement that is commensurate with Benzema, he seems to be very careful in recruiting new players so that the same thing does not happen like the hazard that failed since the first season. Slowly but surely, Ancelotti is building his squad to reach the Champions League Final next season and win the La Liga title from Barcelona.
Tuchel has a really big potential to win this title with big teams.
