It is clear that Mbappe! Real Madrid s new coach speaks out strongly! Refusing to be compatible, considering changing the lineup, and striving for three consecutive Champions League

After Real Madrid's record declined significantly this season, the team also started a round of coaches. After Ancelotti was dismissed this time, the team also chose the new coach Xavi Alonso. This young coach has always been quite popular and means. After coaching Real Madrid this time, he also decisively disciplined the Real Madrid team. As the new coach, Alonso set a rule from the beginning, emphasizing that players must work hard to run. Reporter Javier Herráez also revealed that Alonso has a very firm attitude towards the players. If anyone is lazy, he will give a yellow card for the first time and send off a red card for the second time. For forward attackers, although they do not need to fly all over the field like the defender, they must always put pressure on the central defender. In fact, fans also understand who he is targeting this time, because in Real Madrid, Mbappe has always been a privileged player.

Last season, many fans were not willing to defend, but next season, Real Madrid would definitely not indulge him to continue to be lazy here. So now, Xavi Alonso has publicly expressed his attitude. Alonso overturned the "superstar privilege" when he took office and clarified the player's appearance standards through physical testing data. This attitude is also something that Real Madrid executives want to see, because the team is indeed in a casual process.

They need to create a sense of crisis for the players in order to reach the Champions League next. Alonso's statement is obviously laying the foundation for the team's tactical discipline and integrity. He hopes that the players can do their best, whether they are superstars or substitutes, they must abide by the team's rules. Real Madrid's current lineup is indeed perfect after adding Arnold. Once the tactics and lineup are adjusted properly, Xavi Alonso can really lead the team to compete for the three consecutive Champions League.