La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2025/26

[Dump3er]

I wonder if Mbappe was still at PSG since 2 seasons ago whether PSG could have won both prestigious titles, Mbappe had been waiting for it for a long time and he decided to move to Real Madrid to make it easier to get the UCL title but it turned out to be that difficult, whether he was unlucky or he moved at the wrong time, Real Madrid before his arrival looked very strong and won the UCL and La Liga but after he came even the domestic title could not be obtained I myself do not understand whether it was a kind of curse as people say or was just unlucky.

Well, in the end we don't know, because we're in the current reality. If Mbappe hadn't moved since 2 seasons ago, maybe he would have 2 UCL trophies already, but I have to think again about that, because we all know he's a dictator in the club, other players might not be happy with him in the club. What he had to think about now was with France, he had to take France as far as he could. 2 goals in 1 match, that's a good job from him.

That is the risk that comes with making big decisions, but I can understand him as it was forever on his agenda. I thought back then that he should have gone to Real Madrid much earlier. I didn't expect it would take so long, but PSG convinced him with money over and over again and then, can you believe it, he leaves the club and then the club finally wins the UCL and does so two times in a row. If you look at these facts, it must feel awful for him because just imagine he won't win it with Real Madrid and it would be a trophy he never held in his hands.

I know that it is unlikely Real Madrid won't win it within the next decade, but his time is ticking for sure. Recently I caught myself how I was not up to date about his age, but then remembered that he shocked the world at the World Cup 2018 and that is 8 years ago. I looked it up and he is going to be 28 by the end of this year. Time will be passing by quickly and while everyone would have said that Mbappe ends up with several UCL trophies at the end of his career, now it is not safe to say he will ever win one. But he's got the money so he will get over it if he buys the right things.

[Iamgoat]

Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach who has the skills to take Real Madrid to a good position but it will not be easy to bring back the old traditions of the team. There is a kind of uncooperative attitude among the players, perhaps due to the large number of star players in the team, there is a sense of mutual discord and competition among them.

How Real Madrid will perform next season will depend on how he arranges the team because the current setup is lacking coordination among the players and the type of tactics we have seen them play in the last two seasons needs a fruitful change.

It is definitely not as a result of the composition of the star players in the club but the lack of proper management of their characters have strongly affected their performance and attitude towards their team members and the entire club. A manager like Jose Mourinho should be able to fix some of these things through his experience handling complex teams and players in the past, he should also be able to make use of his age and football prowess as a manager to improve the general attitude of the team. If the management of Real Madrid is smart enough they should be able to support the manager strongly through any means requested by him so as not sabotage him again.

[laijsica]

Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach who has the skills to take Real Madrid to a good position but it will not be easy to bring back the old traditions of the team. There is a kind of uncooperative attitude among the players, perhaps due to the large number of star players in the team, there is a sense of mutual discord and competition among them.

How Real Madrid will perform next season will depend on how he arranges the team because the current setup is lacking coordination among the players and the type of tactics we have seen them play in the last two seasons needs a fruitful change.

It is definitely not as a result of the composition of the star players in the club but the lack of proper management of their characters have strongly affected their performance and attitude towards their team members and the entire club. A manager like Jose Mourinho should be able to fix some of these things through his experience handling complex teams and players in the past, he should also be able to make use of his age and football prowess as a manager to improve the general attitude of the team. If the management of Real Madrid is smart enough they should be able to support the manager strongly through any means requested by him so as not sabotage him again.

The natural question is why Real Madrid can't do it despite having so many star players. So we can imagine that the problem is caused by the large number of star players. Mbappe is performing well, Vinicius is playing fairly well although his goal tally is not satisfactory. The problem of Real Madrid not being in good form is the lack of a coordinated effort. Any good decision by Jose Mourinho to change the structure of the club should be supported and supported by the team management. To manage a team, the coach needs the necessary tools to implement his own decisions, I hope Perez will give him that freedom.

[Cleanshit]

Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach who has the skills to take Real Madrid to a good position but it will not be easy to bring back the old traditions of the team. There is a kind of uncooperative attitude among the players, perhaps due to the large number of star players in the team, there is a sense of mutual discord and competition among them.

How Real Madrid will perform next season will depend on how he arranges the team because the current setup is lacking coordination among the players and the type of tactics we have seen them play in the last two seasons needs a fruitful change.

It is definitely not as a result of the composition of the star players in the club but the lack of proper management of their characters have strongly affected their performance and attitude towards their team members and the entire club. A manager like Jose Mourinho should be able to fix some of these things through his experience handling complex teams and players in the past, he should also be able to make use of his age and football prowess as a manager to improve the general attitude of the team. If the management of Real Madrid is smart enough they should be able to support the manager strongly through any means requested by him so as not sabotage him again.

The natural question is why Real Madrid can't do it despite having so many star players. So we can imagine that the problem is caused by the large number of star players. Mbappe is performing well, Vinicius is playing fairly well although his goal tally is not satisfactory. The problem of Real Madrid not being in good form is the lack of a coordinated effort. Any good decision by Jose Mourinho to change the structure of the club should be supported and supported by the team management. To manage a team, the coach needs the necessary tools to implement his own decisions, I hope Perez will give him that freedom.

Well think football is a game of 11 players not a game of 3, well i think the key phrase to this clam you have made is sure correct, most teams suffer this type of lack of cooperation and coordination among themselves, well back to Madrid current issues is so alerting to the ears the truth is i think they shouldn't even keep this mind not to coordinate themselves this is a game of team works if players don’t move as a unit, even Mbappe won’t get service. Barca 2011 and City 2023 showed that a clear system  collection of stars.

[Ryu_Ar1]

Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach who has the skills to take Real Madrid to a good position but it will not be easy to bring back the old traditions of the team. There is a kind of uncooperative attitude among the players, perhaps due to the large number of star players in the team, there is a sense of mutual discord and competition among them.

How Real Madrid will perform next season will depend on how he arranges the team because the current setup is lacking coordination among the players and the type of tactics we have seen them play in the last two seasons needs a fruitful change.

Mou has experience of this because he was in the same situation in the previous galactico era of Madrid so I believe things like this can be fixed next season.
The problem of teamwork and ego is still evident in these 2 seasons but it does not mean that this cannot be changed so the opportunity still remains.
 

At the moment Mou has started to try to organize the defense and midfield. It is likely that Rudi, Alaba and some of the young players in defense will be replaced with new players although I'm pretty sure Huijsen can stay in the starting position. It will be interesting to see how the midfield plays out. Usually we always see Jude/Arda, Tchouameni and Valverde but now that Bernardo Silva is there, it's possible that if we look at the ideal positions, the attacking midfielders and attacking organizers in Madrid will have competition.
 
I'm looking forward to seeing what Madrid's core squad will look like when their midfield is full of young players with potential and Bernardo's experience is unquestionable.

[Alpha Marine]

It is the reason why I wanted the president of Real Madrid bringing Jurgen Klopp.

Klopp would have been the right manager for Madrid. The players at the club are the kind of players that fit his system. He has quick wingers and hard workers in midfield, and good FBs. Too bad Klopp didn't take the job. I guess he truly is ready to take on another coaching job right now.

At the moment Mou has started to try to organize the defense and midfield. It is likely that Rudi, Alaba and some of the young players in defense will be replaced with new players although I'm pretty sure Huijsen can stay in the starting position.

Do you mean Rudiger? He just signed a new contract till 2031 or so. He is staying in Real Madrid, and I believe he would be a crucial part of Mourinho's project. I have a feeling he and Konate will be the starting CBs for Madrid next season. Huijsen is good, but he has not impressed so far, and even if he had, he is not the kind of profile Mou likes. He is too calm and more technical on the ball than in actual defending. Mou likes his CBs to be old-fashioned defenders.

[Iamgoat]

The natural question is why Real Madrid can't do it despite having so many star players. So we can imagine that the problem is caused by the large number of star players. Mbappe is performing well, Vinicius is playing fairly well although his goal tally is not satisfactory. The problem of Real Madrid not being in good form is the lack of a coordinated effort. Any good decision by Jose Mourinho to change the structure of the club should be supported and supported by the team management. To manage a team, the coach needs the necessary tools to implement his own decisions, I hope Perez will give him that freedom.

You have spoken in my voice. This is what I would have said and has been my position all along. Real Madrid has a composition of one of the biggest stars in the European League right now but they lack coordination of these squad depth. They have tried several managers who have come after the departure of Ancelloti. But unsuccessful as these younger managers found it difficult to manager them properly. Xabi Alonso came and tried his best but could not manage the team, Arbeloa also went on to become the next assistant manager who was overseeing the club but also could not handle the squad depth, most of the players are just utterly disrespectful and would not respect the decision and the direction of the players.

[xzone]

Jose Mourinho is renowned for managing teams that are currently very problematic, and always manages to get the best out of them, this gives me hope for Real Madrid who despite everything have a squad that scares all European teams, so if Mourinho manages to manage these talents, he can make a splash.

Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid, it is something big for the club. Real Madrid will eventually turn back to their prime years, we will see them win the domestic league very consecutively and also win the Champions League in matter of short time.

Let's wait to observe how next season will be like for Mourinho while managing Real Madrid, he took over Benfica and had good stat despite not winning the league, with Real Madrid having many key players, winning the league is an easy job.

Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach who has the skills to take Real Madrid to a good position but it will not be easy to bring back the old traditions of the team. There is a kind of uncooperative attitude among the players, perhaps due to the large number of star players in the team, there is a sense of mutual discord and competition among them.

How Real Madrid will perform next season will depend on how he arranges the team because the current setup is lacking coordination among the players and the type of tactics we have seen them play in the last two seasons needs a fruitful change.

Contrary to many of the comments here regarding Jose Mourinho, I don't think he will succeed. He's getting old, he hasn't delivered the expected performance in his last teams, and I don't think he's the right coach to lead a legendary team like Real Madrid to high-level football.
Nevertheless, we are of course eagerly waiting to see what he can do with this team

[m4r1o]

What's the competition you're talking about, if they are in competition with themselves as you said then we would've seen a good result, where's the competition, Realmadrid two season ago has be marked with bad performance, not as if I don't understand what you're saying but I think competition in any team should be targeted at getting a good result through good performance, these guys are paid huge amount of money, the budget made for them by the club is too much so I don't think there should be any excuse, having good number of perceived sophisticated players in a team is very good, but it becomes a problem when the manager aren't able to use them very well, Mourinho doesn't take shit from anybody so let's see how some of those players feeling that they all and will behave this time.

yes exactly and i would underline the fact that these players are paid so much that they cannot afford these things, it is unacceptable that there are so many superficial people within the team, it is not fair, this is not something i expect from people paid this much, we need a coach who commands respect.

[Fakhrulenclix]

The natural question is why Real Madrid can't do it despite having so many star players. So we can imagine that the problem is caused by the large number of star players. Mbappe is performing well, Vinicius is playing fairly well although his goal tally is not satisfactory. The problem of Real Madrid not being in good form is the lack of a coordinated effort. Any good decision by Jose Mourinho to change the structure of the club should be supported and supported by the team management. To manage a team, the coach needs the necessary tools to implement his own decisions, I hope Perez will give him that freedom.

You have spoken in my voice. This is what I would have said and has been my position all along. Real Madrid has a composition of one of the biggest stars in the European League right now but they lack coordination of these squad depth. They have tried several managers who have come after the departure of Ancelloti. But unsuccessful as these younger managers found it difficult to manager them properly. Xabi Alonso came and tried his best but could not manage the team, Arbeloa also went on to become the next assistant manager who was overseeing the club but also could not handle the squad depth, most of the players are just utterly disrespectful and would not respect the decision and the direction of the players.

That becomes a very logical reason because the players' egos are hard to control, which prevents a good team performance, and all of that is the responsibility of the coach. Xabi Alonso and Arbeloa can also be said to have failed in creating chemistry within the Real Madrid team. However, I see that Real Madrid's management is aware of this, so they brought in an experienced coach like Jose Mourinho to solve the problem, and I'm quite optimistic that the issue of players' egos can be handled by Jose Mourinho. But for other matters, it's not certain because, of course, developing a team is not easy.

[Cryptmuster]

Contrary to many of the comments here regarding Jose Mourinho, I don't think he will succeed. He's getting old, he hasn't delivered the expected performance in his last teams, and I don't think he's the right coach to lead a legendary team like Real Madrid to high-level football.
Nevertheless, we are of course eagerly waiting to see what he can do with this team

Old age isn't a death sentence, sometimes it can mean better experience. Regarding Mourinho's recent teams, I think it would be better for him to take a break from coaching, rather than rushing to take a job with any team, like Roma or Fenerbahce. Of course, some might say it's a loss of consistent practice, but on the other hand, his reputation has diminished due to working with such weaker teams and failing to achieve results, and he's very lucky that Peres decided to bring him back to Real Madrid. This is a huge opportunity for him, and how he uses it will depend entirely on him. I don't believe he'll succeed at Real Madrid either, but who knows...

[Danica22]

Do you mean Rudiger? He just signed a new contract till 2031 or so. He is staying in Real Madrid, and I believe he would be a crucial part of Mourinho's project. I have a feeling he and Konate will be the starting CBs for Madrid next season. Huijsen is good, but he has not impressed so far, and even if he had, he is not the kind of profile Mou likes. He is too calm and more technical on the ball than in actual defending. Mou likes his CBs to be old-fashioned defenders.

I thought the new Madrid manager would take the necessary measures to strengthen madrid's midfield. But mourinho has  focused on strengthening madrid's midfield even more. He is going to add  an experienced defender like Konate to the squad. Cucurella is also likely to come to madrid. There are a lot of defenders in madrid's squad. Madrid will probably sell a few defenders. But strengthening madrid's midfield seems more important now , in my opinion.

[aipercoin]

You have spoken in my voice. This is what I would have said and has been my position all along. Real Madrid has a composition of one of the biggest stars in the European League right now but they lack coordination of these squad depth. They have tried several managers who have come after the departure of Ancelloti. But unsuccessful as these younger managers found it difficult to manager them properly. Xabi Alonso came and tried his best but could not manage the team, Arbeloa also went on to become the next assistant manager who was overseeing the club but also could not handle the squad depth, most of the players are just utterly disrespectful and would not respect the decision and the direction of the players.

the coordination of the team is always dictated by a great orchestrator and Mourinho is the right person to do it, he knows very well how to manage enormous talents and as a manager there is no equal for this role, but in my opinion he will struggle at the beginning but then he will change a lot of things i am more than convinced of this.

[Different patterns]

Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach who has the skills to take Real Madrid to a good position but it will not be easy to bring back the old traditions of the team. There is a kind of uncooperative attitude among the players, perhaps due to the large number of star players in the team, there is a sense of mutual discord and competition among them.

How Real Madrid will perform next season will depend on how he arranges the team because the current setup is lacking coordination among the players and the type of tactics we have seen them play in the last two seasons needs a fruitful change.

It is definitely not as a result of the composition of the star players in the club but the lack of proper management of their characters have strongly affected their performance and attitude towards their team members and the entire club. A manager like Jose Mourinho should be able to fix some of these things through his experience handling complex teams and players in the past, he should also be able to make use of his age and football prowess as a manager to improve the general attitude of the team. If the management of Real Madrid is smart enough they should be able to support the manager strongly through any means requested by him so as not sabotage him again.

The natural question is why Real Madrid can't do it despite having so many star players. So we can imagine that the problem is caused by the large number of star players. Mbappe is performing well, Vinicius is playing fairly well although his goal tally is not satisfactory. The problem of Real Madrid not being in good form is the lack of a coordinated effort. Any good decision by Jose Mourinho to change the structure of the club should be supported and supported by the team management. To manage a team, the coach needs the necessary tools to implement his own decisions, I hope Perez will give him that freedom.

This is one of the problems of clubs with big players now, they have relied on them for creativity and fail to help other young players improve and also many clubs have failed to build balance, structure and teamwork in there team and when these things are not in place it affects the performance of the team in the long run. No doubt, Real Madrid have quality players but they will need to work on the mentality of the players and also the unity of the players to get the results they need, Mourinho may be good and have tactics but he will need to build the unity that's needed among the players to bring the results that are needed. Another issue is the management's interference in the decisions or tactics of the coach, they will need to support him and trust him to make tangible decisions for the team. If Mourinho is given the support he needed, I believe he will do well for this team and also help build the team's mentality.

[banana33]

Old age isn't a death sentence, sometimes it can mean better experience. Regarding Mourinho's recent teams, I think it would be better for him to take a break from coaching, rather than rushing to take a job with any team, like Roma or Fenerbahce. Of course, some might say it's a loss of consistent practice, but on the other hand, his reputation has diminished due to working with such weaker teams and failing to achieve results, and he's very lucky that Peres decided to bring him back to Real Madrid. This is a huge opportunity for him, and how he uses it will depend entirely on him. I don't believe he'll succeed at Real Madrid either, but who knows...

Jose Mourinho certainly does what he wants and has a very different perception of football compared to many other teams and clubs, i like it because it is truly unpredictable and always puts people and players at the centre, i is happy because this means change in certain situations is even better.

[moneystery]

That becomes a very logical reason because the players' egos are hard to control, which prevents a good team performance, and all of that is the responsibility of the coach. Xabi Alonso and Arbeloa can also be said to have failed in creating chemistry within the Real Madrid team. However, I see that Real Madrid's management is aware of this, so they brought in an experienced coach like Jose Mourinho to solve the problem, and I'm quite optimistic that the issue of players' egos can be handled by Jose Mourinho. But for other matters, it's not certain because, of course, developing a team is not easy.

If Mourinho himself couldn't handle the egos of the Real Madrid players, I don't know who else will be able to. Because Mourinho has coached so many big teams with big player egos, he is the right coach to handle the current problem of Real Madrid.
Moreover, Perez has given him enough authority to direct this team according to the strategy he has devised. So if Real Madrid still encounters problems even after being handled by Mourinho, I don't know what else to say, it seems the fault truly lies with the problematic players.

[MainIbem]

You have spoken in my voice. This is what I would have said and has been my position all along. Real Madrid has a composition of one of the biggest stars in the European League right now but they lack coordination of these squad depth. They have tried several managers who have come after the departure of Ancelloti. But unsuccessful as these younger managers found it difficult to manager them properly. Xabi Alonso came and tried his best but could not manage the team, Arbeloa also went on to become the next assistant manager who was overseeing the club but also could not handle the squad depth, most of the players are just utterly disrespectful and would not respect the decision and the direction of the players.

the coordination of the team is always dictated by a great orchestrator and Mourinho is the right person to do it, he knows very well how to manage enormous talents and as a manager there is no equal for this role, but in my opinion he will struggle at the beginning but then he will change a lot of things i am more than convinced of this.

So far, i like the players they've signed for him, they're experienced in their various roles, the type that would make his job easier not inexperienced players that still needs development. As an experienced coach who's managed different big players, I doubt Mourinho would struggle to coordination those players, the ones that are already in the team would have to compose themselves cause they're aware that a disciplinarian has taken over and won't tolerate any form of disrespect, underperformance or character that would cause disagreement in the dressing room.

[Gallar]

The natural question is why Real Madrid can't do it despite having so many star players. So we can imagine that the problem is caused by the large number of star players. Mbappe is performing well, Vinicius is playing fairly well although his goal tally is not satisfactory. The problem of Real Madrid not being in good form is the lack of a coordinated effort. Any good decision by Jose Mourinho to change the structure of the club should be supported and supported by the team management. To manage a team, the coach needs the necessary tools to implement his own decisions, I hope Perez will give him that freedom.

I think if we're talking about this, Perez will inevitably have to give Mourinho more freedom to coach at Real Madrid. Basically, if Mourinho isn't given freedom at Real Madrid, it will certainly make things less than optimal. Therefore, I think even though Mourinho will certainly have many demands on Perez as president of Real Madrid, it shouldn't be a problem. Because if Perez dares to bring in Mourinho, it means he shouldn't hesitate to give Mourinho what he needs to make Real Madrid a great team again.

Furthermore, I also hope that this time the Real Madrid management will side with the coach more than the players when there are problems. Because, fundamentally, if team management favors the players too much, it will clearly undermine the coach's efforts to develop a strong team. So, the bottom line is that Mourinho must be given freedom and must be consistently supported if Real Madrid wants to become a better team.

[changaa]

Contrary to many of the comments here regarding Jose Mourinho, I don't think he will succeed. He's getting old, he hasn't delivered the expected performance in his last teams, and I don't think he's the right coach to lead a legendary team like Real Madrid to high-level football.
Nevertheless, we are of course eagerly waiting to see what he can do with this team

I, on the other hand, am among those who define Mourinho as the perfect glue to make this team work and i am more than convinced of this, having a coach of this level available, i think it is perfect, Real Madrid needs a coach of such ignorance, ignorance in a good sense obviously.

[liasbaa]

Contrary to many of the comments here regarding Jose Mourinho, I don't think he will succeed. He's getting old, he hasn't delivered the expected performance in his last teams, and I don't think he's the right coach to lead a legendary team like Real Madrid to high-level football.
Nevertheless, we are of course eagerly waiting to see what he can do with this team

Old age isn't a death sentence, sometimes it can mean better experience. Regarding Mourinho's recent teams, I think it would be better for him to take a break from coaching, rather than rushing to take a job with any team, like Roma or Fenerbahce. Of course, some might say it's a loss of consistent practice, but on the other hand, his reputation has diminished due to working with such weaker teams and failing to achieve results, and he's very lucky that Peres decided to bring him back to Real Madrid. This is a huge opportunity for him, and how he uses it will depend entirely on him. I don't believe he'll succeed at Real Madrid either, but who knows...

Peres may have decided to give him the team's responsibility after discussing it with the board. Mourinho is old but he is a smart and wise manager. He has the ability to make bold decisions. I think Peres thought he was a prudent person to restore discipline in the team because Real Madrid is a complete team but there is a lack of coordination among the players. In the overall analysis, the team management may have realized that and given the team's responsibility to a senior manager like him. This is a really big opportunity for him because he has taken risks and if he can use the players properly, he can succeed. He also knows that if he fails, he will have to resign from the Real Madrid.