There’s a Madrid that was not in Alcoy because he is in exile: Keylor at PSG, Achraf at Inter, Pepe at Port, Danilo in the you, Reguilón at Tottenham, Kovacic at Chelsea, Ceballos at Arsenal, James at Everton, Llorente at Athletes, Brahim at Milan, Borja Mayoral in the Roma, Morata in the you (with Cristiano, the mother of the lamb) and Bale, that dead weight that one day will return, at Tottenham. To those they join already Jovic at Eintracht and Odegaard, with one foot on the Real. Most of them went into exile, because Florentine He decided to make the template cheaper, in order to save for his giant galactic sardine can project. Your priority.
The result is that Madrid has a veteran starting group but half-way back but very weak of forwards and a group of reserves that is not worth the coach to give breaks to the best, according to his line of work, or to pass by themselves (and not even reinforced with the progressive contribution of starters) a tie against a Second B. It is true that these years were not all out. There were, before the symptoms of weakness, several acquisitions, all expensive, generally useless. Odriozola, Militao, Mendy (sole holder), Vinicius, Rodrygo, Reinier (that will be there), Lunin, the ousted Jovic and Hazard, no less deadweight than Bale.
Madrid is as it is because it has been oriented to cranes for a long time. He consciously deteriorated the template, patched it awkwardly, and ended up resorting to the thaumaturgical powers of Zidane, which we already see exhausted. The manias are noticeable, cause of some of the exits. He has so many players left over as he is missing. He knows that from the box they are throwing a viscous broth of rumors on him and he only hopes that one day Hazard will wake up and win a game from time to time. Blaming the pandemic is falsifying. The pandemic is for everyone. The cause has been to prioritize the cranes over the goals. And the Superliga it’s a smokescreen.
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