Every time they focus on the Madrid bench and see Carlo Ancelotti and Davide chatting makes me give voice to Carletto’s assistant. “What? We make the changes now? Wait another 20 minutes for what?”. Surely it is not that far from what the son tells the father. And I feel identified with him, because it seems that he is trying to convince him of the same things that I am trying to convince him of. But I’m on the other side of the screen and you don’t hear me. Thank goodness Davide is there to whisper it in his ear.
The image of the match against Osasuna, in the celebration of the 4-0 in the 69th minute, is defining of the personality of each. Davide looks at him and tells him to come, that the changes, that Arda and Endrick are warming up.. Carlo looks at him and makes a “Wait, wait” gesture with his hands. to which his son responds with his eyes bulging out thinking “Wait for what?” while he checks the minute and score on the video scoreboard trying to understand his father.
The day Ancelotti leaves (I hope he never leaves), it will be necessary to recognize that the work of his coaching staff has given Real Madrid so many joys and so many good moments that, unless the locker room situation is unsustainable, A radical change wouldn’t make much sense. If Carlo has already said that this is going to be his last job and his son will be ‘free’ of his connection… Why not give Davide a chance?
