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Mexican, Ecuadorian and Argentinean players who could save Real Madrid from its crisis

Real Madrid is not having a good time after the defeat against Milan in the Champions League

By Luis Antonio Zamora

Real Madrid is not having a good time after the defeat against Milan in the Champions League
Real Madrid is not having a good time after the defeat against Milan in the Champions League
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Given the low level of Valverde and Tchouameni, and the high age of Modric, rumors have arisen in Europe that Edson Álvarez, Moisés Caicedo and Enzo Fernández could become reinforcements for Real Madrid to save them from the crisis they are going through after their defeat against Milan in the Champions League.

Causes of the crisis:

  • Injuries to key players: The prolonged absence of players such as Courtois, Alaba or Carvajal has significantly weakened the team's defense.
  • Physical and mental wear and tear: The demanding last season and the constant pressure to maintain the high level could be taking its toll on the players.
  • Doubts about the sporting project: The fans have expressed their dissatisfaction with the team's direction and have questioned the continuity of some players and the coach.
  • Tactical problems: Ancelotti has been questioned for his approach in some matches, especially in defense.
  • Lack of effectiveness in attack: Despite having great attacking players, Real Madrid has had difficulties to score goals.
  • Rivalry and competition: Barcelona and other teams have shown a high level, which has made it difficult for Real Madrid to maintain its dominance.

Consequences of the crisis:

  • Early elimination in the Champions League: Poor results could complicate qualification to the round of 16.
  • Loss of the La Liga title: Barcelona has been very solid and could take advantage of this situation to distance itself in the standings.
  • Change of coach: If the situation does not improve, Ancelotti could be relieved of his duties.
  • Restructuring of the squad: The board could decide to make important changes in the transfer market.

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