1. Players with quality 2. Players who really could die for this badge 3. Club above any player 4. Mentality to fight till the end 5. Mix of youth and experience 6. Versitality of every player 7. Showing faith in the existing players rather than panic signings And so on are the possible idealogies of this club.
another underrated part of their squad building is how real managed aging players. ronaldo, benzema, casemiro, varane, kroos were all sold for a big fee or retired when they are still at a high level and not declined yet. maybe except for 2018 ronaldo, their exit timings were perfect.
It's not always about selling them at high prices too, it's also about offloading the wage structure load to keep their financial stable and within the rules
I love the fact that this is still a work in progress. Many players are nowhere near their prime. Football is going to be fun to watch for Real Madrid fans😁.
As a Real Madrid fan, I can tell you that the suffering we go through is when the expectations are to win it all, and when we don’t, the criticism is at its loudest. But with a “player’s coach” like Ancelotti, I can see this squad living up to the hype by leaving their egos at the door and focusing winning everything.
@@phanthomzm Yes, I should really be typing it as “suffering.” But, I’m not sure if you’re aware of the fact that Madrid were not the club that they are now back in the 2000’s, which is when I became a fan. They had the galácticos and they managed to win ONE single Liga title with all those stars.
yup, people will always say its the easy club to support, but they would not know, 12, 14 years ago when Barcelona peaked and we hadnt won a UCL in 12 years since 2002 let alone get past the RO16, they wouldnt know what it meant at that time to be part of real madrid. I remember the times when everyone made fun saying here's your historic club havent won the UCL in ages, the arch rival peaking and winning 3 UCLs during that time, it was tough, then La Decima happened, 92:48 was a moment of pure joy, my life had become complete then. Everything since then has been a bonus. All credits to Papa Perez and coaches like Carlo and Zidane who put the club above everything. so yes it is the easy club to support now, but OGs will know that was not always the case. Trust the process, Trust Papa Perez Hala Madrid y nada mas Hala Madrid
I think one unspoken contribuition to Real excelent business is having a manager that doesn't whine about the squad. Theres rarely peace in Real, last season they were absolutely plagued by injuries, but Ancelloti just did what he could with what he had and moved on, he allows Madrid to be patient and also to play the long game and build a foundation for the future.
This is undoubtedly our greatest strength, Carlo makes do with what he is given without complaining. This creates harmony between management and coaching staff plus the players love the coach.
Only Ancelotti could manage this Real Madrid team. Never complains, amazing man management, great tactically, gives his players freedom, and he has the respect and winning mentality to top it all off
You forgot to mention how consistent Fiorentino is when it comes to structuring a dream team. It happened with the Galacticos, the BBC era and now there seems to be a new chapter that will make football history.
Real madrid is what happen when you have a vision, plan and willing to be patient to achieve that while chelsea is the opposite. They keep buying wonderkids like they're playing football manager
When it's a joy to watch, I don't mind a team dominating. I have been watching football since the 1970's and playing myself until early 2000's, but when you see a team play with freedom of choice it is mesmerizing, it is why it is called the beautiful game. I have admired many times teams that I do not follow and wished them well if my team was out of the competition, it is part of being a football fan and long may it continue. Sometimes it is enough to watch and admire without bias, but just for the love of the game.
I think Real Madrid's defense is also very underrated. Look at how good their defense was last season. Last season was their best season statistically.
IMO,there is still presence of 2 issues in this team-- Absence of kroos like controller and an aerially strong striker like joselu when playing against low block teams.Against Atlanta in 1st half ,kroos absence can be felt.
Bellingham's ball carrying will tentatively replace Kroos' incisive passing. It might take a lil while, but it will, eventually. And about the absence of a physically dominant striker... we'll be fine, we played the bulk of the antecedent season without such, and won the double. Real Madrid will be fine..
You are right but when you talk about Real Madrid they replace any one, in recent times they have replaced Ronaldo, Benzema, Bale, Sergio Ramos, Pepe,Varane, casemiro, iker Casillas, keylor Navas, xabi Alonso and many more, other clubs will struggle after losing Ronaldo for example Barcelona aft losing Messi, but Real Madrid are always ahead. So bro missing Kroos will be forgotten very soon
I mean, Ronaldo is kind of an ass, that's why a lot of people don't like him. Take Messi, he's miles better, likely the greatest of all time, and never said anything remotely like what Ronaldo constantly talks about. And even still, Ronaldo is still the most popular athlete in the world (or was until recently, at least).
Real Madrid has a clear philosophy throughout their entire history: this is a game played by a group of guys, and we want to win. Everything is based on getting the best footballers, not on some visionary with a special system where everything is mechanical and organized, and the players are no longer humans having fun, but pieces of a machine that have to be adjusted to do what the structure, the system, asks of them. At Real Madrid, everything is based on quality and commitment. That’s why the type of coach who succeeds at this club is the human resources manager type. A coach who provides a simple tactical structure to the most skilled and committed players in the world and manages their egos so that they all work in the same direction. That’s all. That’s what Miguel Muñoz did, and after him, Molowny, Del Bosque, Zidane, and Ancelotti. No further mystery or elaborate narrative. Clear, simple, honest football.
Personally, I'm in love with real's second biggest rival after barça (atletico madrid) but I have to applaud how clever real madrid signs new players. the way they don't spend none of their transfer budget on 25+ year old players and sign world class talented players like bellingham, vini jr. and so on, is just clever af👏🫡
Tbf it isn't without risks. You are investing big money on young talent after all. Not as big as established talent but the ROI has a big chance to turn out negative. But yeah Real has the right personnel to make this work.
vinicius wasn't world class when he signed. he was a kid with some skills and great physical attributes that contributed to his potential. it took him 3 years to become what he is now.
As a Barça fan I’m terrified of this team. But you’re also talking about “Mbappe being integrated” as if its been already a whole season of Mbappe at Madrid. Wouldn’t it be better to wait at least 6 months to see how the egos handle? Tho I agree, with Ancelotti onboard there’s no better man to handle that dressing room
Real are looking scary at the moment, but the real threat is in the future. The past success of the club has been successfully transferred to the next generation. My only fear is when Don Carlo decides to leave and who will manage this super team
yeah also madrid nearly stacked every position except defense which i think might need some focus specially RB and central Defense... laporte could seriously bolster that position and give and excellent depth I always liked him since bilbao.. i really wanted real to sign him when i fist heard he could join barca i was worried but man city bought him. Imagining alaba, laporte. rudiger , militao . mendy, alphonso , carvajal , vasquez in midfield camavinga , tchuameni , velverde, dani, jude, guller in front mbappe , rodrygo, vini, endrick ....sheesh.
@@A_r78 maybe but we dont need that type of player we need who ca fix the gap cuase most good young cb r gone to other club so we need him for this season... Just like joselu i know he came as a loanee but still.. Cause if rudiger or militao is injured we r fkd cause i dont think vallejo is not madrid standard either..
Who will be the next manager of this star team even more star coming next season...I think Zidane wil come back or Xabi either option i will be pleased..but i think xabi can't handle the pressure of managing such stars with his philosophy...
Me as a Real Madrid fan i will be satisfied only with this super cup trophy and La Liga for sure...It will be an amazing experience to watch all those players playing week to week and ever more,a real joy for Real Madrid fans 😂 If we take the UCL again we will become very boring 😂
Madridistas who supported Madrid in the painful period when Gago, Drenthe, Huntelaar, Walter samuel, Diarra bros played deserve all the success today and the days to come
@@VladRadu-tq1pg you have clubs like Manchester United, then you got Liverpool. They offer you bigger wages too as no transfer fee. Like this ain’t a hard model to stand by.
Ever since 2018, Real Madrid have had a high success rate with the young players they have brought in. Vini, Valverde, Rodrygo, Lunin, Tchouameni, Camavinga, Bellingham, Militao, Mendy, and Brahim have all been a success and have played important parts in winning the UCL and League. Endrick just got here and Guler has looked amazing when he gets the chance. Sure Jovic, Theo Hernandez, Odriozola, Kubo and Reiner flopped. But it’s a success rate that all clubs wish they could have. It’s not even counting the older players they have brought in.
I wouldn't say since 2018. Casemiro is an example from earlier. 6m I think he cost. 70 received from man u after he won 5 orejonas. Maybe carvajal is one to add there as well, although I'm aware you're probably referring to signings from elsewhere.
as a Real Madrid fan, I love how the culture is so stable that even if Mbappe comes into the squad, he is just part of the puzzle and not anything more than that. I love how this club's standards are high, we are consistently great, culture is strong, and everyone who comes in understands that the badge is bigger than them. THIS is how the clubs should be ran. VAMOS! HALA MADRID!
tbf not every club is a massive billion dollar superteam supported by a fascist dictator and the spanish crown supported by only gloryhunters, only supporting the most inform team, really such an emotionless club
4:48 actually you are wrong. Real madrid has had a policy of not spending big money on players older than 25 since more than a decade. Hazard was the only exception. The club was against it, but it was Zidane who wanted Hazard very badly. And the getting players for free thing is also not accurate, because real madrid were ready to pay a huge transfer fee to PSG 2 seasons ago. But PSG convinced mbappe to sign an extension. Also they did pay him a huge signing fee.
Like why make Flick work with his hands behind his back. No holding Midfielder that Casado will back up and Nico Williams deal ab absolute disaster, & instead signed an Attacking Midfielder that they don't need and have yet to be able to register him so he misses the first game. What is Deco and Laporta thinking.
as a Real Madrid Fan and very long time supporter, i personally think Kroos Leaveing is bigger than Mbape Coming in the club for the team getting the result, at the end of the day no matter how good your attack is if u lose the midfield u don't get to attack that often. so we shall see how it gose throw out the seasone but i expect less reliable result this season comepare to last one. last season real had alot of economycal wins but this season i expect alot more wins with alot goals but less wins overall!
Bro search "best midfields in the world" & madrid is up there with city. Its Tchouameni's time to take over and be that talismanic holding Midfielder. But you got Valverde, Cama and Jude. Apart from Man City I can't name you a midfield that measures up, maybe Barca's, but they couldn't sign a holding Midfielder this season so I'd say there's more uncertainty there than sith Madrid. We still have to see what Marc Casado has to offer in that role, meanwhile Madrid lost Casemiro and still won the champions league with Aurelien. So calm down mate (forgot to mention Modric on the wings btw) the Real Midfield is going to be fine. But I will concede that first half against Napoli might have gone better with Toni's creativity
@@ntokozosibanyoni1421 Tchouameni was there on the fild last year too. we had Tchouameni ,Kroos, Valverde, and Bili, now we replaced Kroos with Mbape in main roster. im not saying our Midfild is weak but its weaker than last year. which will lead to more games being bad! yet adding a Star to the front line will lead to more overall Goals, so more results with high goals but less overall wins.
When he spoke about a club that is interesting to follow as a neutral … I low key related to it. I follow ManU which is not the easiest so having another club that doesn’t make me anxious/frustrated while watching + most importantly a club that wins, really alleviates all the stress that comes with following a club a like Manchester United.
Klopp had close to peak Liverpool, peak Liverpool, and almost peak Liverpool play against under construction RM and still lost every game. At least Pep managed to learn a bit and won last year.
I wonder for how long Barca fans are going to pretend that they can compete with Madrid this season. Literally the only question mark is whether Madrid will be able to adjust their build up phase without Kroos but you get the sense that Carlo will figure it out sooner rather than later.
Another Galactico era is coming for Real Madrid but surprisingly this time they’re doing it with a sustainable approach. Now try compare this with the City approach with more than 13 feeder clubs, Chelsea with a combination of feeder clubs as well 6 billion players already in their book or Saudi going for every veterans out there. It seems Madrid have learned a lot from the previous Galactico eras while others who wanted to have their own version of Galactico are failing in shambles.
Kyky la légende, la tour de contrôle KYLIAN MBAPPE Man i am so glad my team doesn't play in spain because yeah i don't think i want to face this Madrid team but we've faced them in ucl 4 out of the last 5 seasons so i think we're facing them again Hopefully they'd be out before that 😅
The scariest thing is that Madrid learned from their mistakes. They have a coach who is one of the best ever, adapts to what he has, and is an excellent man manager. Then you brought a lot of young players to pair with your aging core (a core who were of the best club sides). To top it the club didn’t go and spend ridiculous money on players ( cough Barcelona cough). Granted they got lucky in getting Carlo as well as their players not being flops (cough coutinho cough).
My main issue with real is the low amount of mins for Spanish players aside Cavajal Would love for 1-3 Spanish youngsters to get regular game time but Aside as a super sub i don't think it that likely.
I remwber when a Barca fan was saying Madrid is just rich otherwise players would go for Barca. Then why arent PSG stealing Madrid targets 😂 Madrid is a highly successful and ridjculously well orgnised team that their failures seem to just be cliffnktes
More than anything the best thing madrid does is print the winning is everything mentality in their players, it seems like winning really is an addiction at the club, that nothing else matters. Scary hours
Mbappé is going to earn more at Real Madrid than he did at PSG. The difference is that at PSG, most of his income came from the club. Now, at Real Madrid, most of the money he earns will be paid by different sponsors (and a part of that income will go to Real Madrid's coffers, to boot).
There´s a little weakness in Real´s defense, that they don´t try to fix, for some reason. Like, what if Rudiger got injured and also, those winger´s need to be upgraded at some point. This worries me for Real.
Also regarding the egos, I think they’re the only club that doesn’t shy away from those personalities.Some players want to be the best they can be at the biggest stage in the world. elevating and contributing to the mystic and aura of Real Madrid.
Tottenham paid 64.3m€ For Solanke Man united paid 62€ for Yoro Chelsea paid 60€ for Neto Aston Villa paid 59.4m€ for Onana Why aren't they being called superstars?