UEFA Champions League 2026/27 Season

[laijsica]

When Ancelotti was fired as Real Madrid coach I know form that point that the next seasons is going to be struggling time for Real Madrid and that is happening already, I don't see the potential that Real Madrid will make any remarkable record in the coming season even though their are trying so hard to put everything in order but still is not going to be easy to get it fixed and get Real Madrid back on their fit again.


Real Madrid should have learned from Manchester United mistakes or even Chelsea when they sack coach without proper arrangements or timing, coupled with their dressing room crisis all this is going to take a lot of progress from Real Madrid in the next couple of seasons before they can get things right again.

After Ancelotti was sacked, Xabi was appointed as the new head coach of Real Madrid. The fans had high hopes that he would improve the team and Real Madrid won one El Clasico during his time but could not maintain that performance. Xabi's time at Real Madrid was not very long. He had to be sacked after 6 months for not being able to make visible improvements to the team. Taking charge of a large and traditional club is both an honor and a challenge. We expected that Xabi would probably do well but his arrival caused more damage to the team and the differences between the players increased. His relationship with some of the team's players also deteriorated. Overall, we are waiting to see how much José Mourinho is able to improve the team.

[Ndabagi01]

After Ancelotti was sacked, Xabi was appointed as the new head coach of Real Madrid. The fans had high hopes that he would improve the team and Real Madrid won one El Clasico during his time but could not maintain that performance. Xabi's time at Real Madrid was not very long. He had to be sacked after 6 months for not being able to make visible improvements to the team. Taking charge of a large and traditional club is both an honor and a challenge. We expected that Xabi would probably do well but his arrival caused more damage to the team and the differences between the players increased. His relationship with some of the team's players also deteriorated. Overall, we are waiting to see how much José Mourinho is able to improve the team.

Teams should learn how to at least give their new mangers some chance to prove themselves. If the performance is not that bad in the first season, it shows that they’re gradually adapting and needs more time to adapt to the team and the nature of the competition there. Sacking a manager like Xabi Alonso haven perfectly did a great job in his former team was not appropriate.

Do they also mean that Jose Mourinho will be sacked if he doesn’t perform well in his first few games at Real Madrid, I actually doubt that but I hope he’ll manage to uplift the team to become better than what they are now. Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach haven spent many years in his managerial career journey, so I’m expecting good results from him.

[B-BossMan]

When Ancelotti was fired as Real Madrid coach I know form that point that the next seasons is going to be struggling time for Real Madrid and that is happening already, I don't see the potential that Real Madrid will make any remarkable record in the coming season even though their are trying so hard to put everything in order but still is not going to be easy to get it fixed and get Real Madrid back on their fit again.


Real Madrid should have learned from Manchester United mistakes or even Chelsea when they sack coach without proper arrangements or timing, coupled with their dressing room crisis all this is going to take a lot of progress from Real Madrid in the next couple of seasons before they can get things right again.

After Ancelotti was sacked, Xabi was appointed as the new head coach of Real Madrid. The fans had high hopes that he would improve the team and Real Madrid won one El Clasico during his time but could not maintain that performance. Xabi's time at Real Madrid was not very long. He had to be sacked after 6 months for not being able to make visible improvements to the team. Taking charge of a large and traditional club is both an honor and a challenge. We expected that Xabi would probably do well but his arrival caused more damage to the team and the differences between the players increased. His relationship with some of the team's players also deteriorated. Overall, we are waiting to see how much José Mourinho is able to improve the team.

One thing I noticed in Real Madrid club since from the last season, and which seems like a big lesson to some Coaches if really they understand the patterns. Having a good reputation as Coach doesn't will never makes you a successful coach in Real Madrid, they do succeed particularly, because sometimes the pressures are totally different especially when you wants to win all the competitions with full energy and motivations towards players, Xavi is also one of the Coach I know with different ideas and tactics, but if really the players aren't complying with his ideas, nothing would  e do e easily and everything seems different than expected, Mourinho was also in the same ways of trying every possible best to take Real Madrid to higher levels, but the challenges pushed him toward the same direction, well I believe we can see a good difference in Real Madrid this time if there's disciplines and consistency.

[Cityhunter34]

I think all the big teams know that currently the team to beat for the Champions League is Paris Saint-Germain. And i also think that Real Madrid doesn't want to have any other team on its equal with the record of three consecutive Champions Leagues. Consequently, he will work even harder to prevent the Parisian team from achieving this result.

Paris Saint Germain is the nightmare of every team but this season won't be the same for them anymore because most of the big teams has strengthened their squad whereas PSG is more reliant on their existing players to achieve a third consecutive Champions League title in order match Real Madrid's record but even if they do, they are still far away from 15 UCL titles as Real Madrid.
    By now, most of the big teams should be able to beat PSG, especially those teams that has played against them in the last 2 UCL season.

We should always remember that anything can happen in the game of football, so I think everything is still possible for Paris Saint-Germain in this champions League. But I wouldn't conclude yet, because it's the performance of the big teams that would determine if Paris Saint-Germain would make it through this season.

However, I think they have tried by lifting the champions League trophy two times in a row, so even if they didn't make it this time around it won't be a bad season for them, because it's not easy at all.

[Olatundespo]

We should always remember that anything can happen in the game of football, so I think everything is still possible for Paris Saint-Germain in this champions League. But I wouldn't conclude yet, because it's the performance of the big teams that would determine if Paris Saint-Germain would make it through this season.

However, I think they have tried by lifting the champions League trophy two times in a row, so even if they didn't make it this time around it won't be a bad season for them, because it's not easy at all.

It is necessary to believe that unexpected events can happen in every match and for every team. A football fan will have support for his favorite team but at the same time he must remember that every match will be challenging and there will be a possibility of losing.

The start of last season was not very convenient and impressive for PSG but they gradually gained strength and reached the final and won the trophy. They have proven their strength by winning consecutive trophies. This time too they will want to maintain the same consistent situation. As part of better preparation, the team has signed French attacking midfielder Maghnes Akliouche for the next 5 years. 24-year-old midfielder was played for Monaco at club level and has been performing well for a long time.

After winning the UCL trophy twice in a row, they will continue to try to win the third trophy and it may not be easy for them to maintain that consistency with the strong squad they have. Manager Luis Enrique has the ability to win trophies and hone his players

[sotelorene]

When Ancelotti was fired as Real Madrid coach I know form that point that the next seasons is going to be struggling time for Real Madrid and that is happening already, I don't see the potential that Real Madrid will make any remarkable record in the coming season even though their are trying so hard to put everything in order but still is not going to be easy to get it fixed and get Real Madrid back on their fit again.


Real Madrid should have learned from Manchester United mistakes or even Chelsea when they sack coach without proper arrangements or timing, coupled with their dressing room crisis all this is going to take a lot of progress from Real Madrid in the next couple of seasons before they can get things right again.

After Ancelotti was sacked, Xabi was appointed as the new head coach of Real Madrid. The fans had high hopes that he would improve the team and Real Madrid won one El Clasico during his time but could not maintain that performance. Xabi's time at Real Madrid was not very long. He had to be sacked after 6 months for not being able to make visible improvements to the team. Taking charge of a large and traditional club is both an honor and a challenge. We expected that Xabi would probably do well but his arrival caused more damage to the team and the differences between the players increased. His relationship with some of the team's players also deteriorated. Overall, we are waiting to see how much José Mourinho is able to improve the team.

Before Anceloti started having this challenge of managing the team well he has brought a lots of victory and glory to the team and I will say it was same thing that happened to Pep Guardiola but that of Guardiola is a bit different because he later bounced back as a great manage that he is. I think Xabi was selective that was why he didn't do well but I hope Real Madrid will do better because Jose Mourinho is a no nonsense man.

[Stormisover]

When Ancelotti was fired as Real Madrid coach I know form that point that the next seasons is going to be struggling time for Real Madrid and that is happening already, I don't see the potential that Real Madrid will make any remarkable record in the coming season even though their are trying so hard to put everything in order but still is not going to be easy to get it fixed and get Real Madrid back on their fit again.

Real Madrid should have learned from Manchester United mistakes or even Chelsea when they sack coach without proper arrangements or timing, coupled with their dressing room crisis all this is going to take a lot of progress from Real Madrid in the next couple of seasons before they can get things right again.

There's every possibility chance for this to happen but with the coming of the special one, José Mourhino to Madrid this season, who has once managed the club plus the little improvement that Real Madrid already started, I strongly believe there's a higher possibility chance for them to even do well this season than they wouldn't. Barcelona is not so strong as before and ATM the same, And even Mourhino happened to Manage Madrid the first time when La Liga was even hotter and more competitive and let alone now that the major clubs in the league are staggering.

You've made some good points here by saying that the special one Jose Mourinho might win them something this time no doubt all of us are anticipating on that this coming season, and we believe it will come to pass, but where I can't agree with you is the fact you said Barcelona is weak, bro Barcelona is not really weak if you talk of Atletico Madrid I would quite agree with you on that but not fully, but for Barcelona? Hell no they are the major problem Real Madrid will be having in that league comes this season mark my words.

[Different patterns]

When Ancelotti was fired as Real Madrid coach I know form that point that the next seasons is going to be struggling time for Real Madrid and that is happening already, I don't see the potential that Real Madrid will make any remarkable record in the coming season even though their are trying so hard to put everything in order but still is not going to be easy to get it fixed and get Real Madrid back on their fit again.


Real Madrid should have learned from Manchester United mistakes or even Chelsea when they sack coach without proper arrangements or timing, coupled with their dressing room crisis all this is going to take a lot of progress from Real Madrid in the next couple of seasons before they can get things right again.

After Ancelotti was sacked, Xabi was appointed as the new head coach of Real Madrid. The fans had high hopes that he would improve the team and Real Madrid won one El Clasico during his time but could not maintain that performance. Xabi's time at Real Madrid was not very long. He had to be sacked after 6 months for not being able to make visible improvements to the team. Taking charge of a large and traditional club is both an honor and a challenge. We expected that Xabi would probably do well but his arrival caused more damage to the team and the differences between the players increased. His relationship with some of the team's players also deteriorated. Overall, we are waiting to see how much José Mourinho is able to improve the team.

One thing I noticed personally from the Alonso experience in Real Madrid is that he wasn't given the right Support, we may have not seen what has happened in the background but looks at the time he asked his players to do a guard of honour and the time he was having some issues with Vini because he was subbed and all of that, I think the players need a big coach that have achieved something and that's where Jose Mourinho comes in and also a coach that can have the support of the teams management is also very vital because there's no way you will help a team when the coach is not given the right support and respect he deserves, you will end up frustrating him and eventually ruin his career in the long run at least he won one el classico which means he has the potential but was not given the right support not that I am backing anyone but when the right support and respect is not given, the work cannot be done.

[Female King]

When Ancelotti was fired as Real Madrid coach I know form that point that the next seasons is going to be struggling time for Real Madrid and that is happening already, I don't see the potential that Real Madrid will make any remarkable record in the coming season even though their are trying so hard to put everything in order but still is not going to be easy to get it fixed and get Real Madrid back on their fit again.

Real Madrid should have learned from Manchester United mistakes or even Chelsea when they sack coach without proper arrangements or timing, coupled with their dressing room crisis all this is going to take a lot of progress from Real Madrid in the next couple of seasons before they can get things right again.

There's every possibility chance for this to happen but with the coming of the special one, José Mourhino to Madrid this season, who has once managed the club plus the little improvement that Real Madrid already started, I strongly believe there's a higher possibility chance for them to even do well this season than they wouldn't. Barcelona is not so strong as before and ATM the same, And even Mourhino happened to Manage Madrid the first time when La Liga was even hotter and more competitive and let alone now that the major clubs in the league are staggering.

You've made some good points here by saying that the special one Jose Mourinho might win them something this time no doubt all of us are anticipating on that this coming season, and we believe it will come to pass, but where I can't agree with you is the fact you said Barcelona is weak, bro Barcelona is not really weak if you talk of Atletico Madrid I would quite agree with you on that but not fully, but for Barcelona? Hell no they are the major problem Real Madrid will be having in that league comes this season mark my words.

He could be mistaken Barcelona with another team, Barcelona won the Laliga title last season they can't suddenly be weak meanwhile the league is yet to start how was he able to confirm that the team is weak.

Barcelona is a strong title contender in the Laliga they have a good team work and some quality players but this season there is going to be battle between them and Real madrid on who will win the title again, Real madrid never did better last season so with their new coach now i believe there will be an improvement in them.

[Lannakosa]

Before Anceloti started having this challenge of managing the team well he has brought a lots of victory and glory to the team and I will say it was same thing that happened to Pep Guardiola but that of Guardiola is a bit different because he later bounced back as a great manage that he is. I think Xabi was selective that was why he didn't do well but I hope Real Madrid will do better because Jose Mourinho is a no nonsense man.

Personally I like Ancelotti as a coach more than Mourinho, and I like his approach to the overall process, how he gives players more freedom, how he values ​​the relationships between players, and how he pays so much attention to the atmosphere in the dressing room. I think he's significantly superior to Mourinho in this regard. And I think Pares made a mistake when he sacked Ancelotti, because I don't think Real Madrid played so poorly that Ancelotti deserved to be sacked. But now it's Mourinho's time, it's unexpected, I think for many, including me, but we'll see what he can achieve at Real Madrid.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

Before Anceloti started having this challenge of managing the team well he has brought a lots of victory and glory to the team and I will say it was same thing that happened to Pep Guardiola but that of Guardiola is a bit different because he later bounced back as a great manage that he is. I think Xabi was selective that was why he didn't do well but I hope Real Madrid will do better because Jose Mourinho is a no nonsense man.

Personally I like Ancelotti as a coach more than Mourinho, and I like his approach to the overall process, how he gives players more freedom, how he values ​​the relationships between players, and how he pays so much attention to the atmosphere in the dressing room. I think he's significantly superior to Mourinho in this regard. And I think Pares made a mistake when he sacked Ancelotti, because I don't think Real Madrid played so poorly that Ancelotti deserved to be sacked. But now it's Mourinho's time, it's unexpected, I think for many, including me, but we'll see what he can achieve at Real Madrid.

I'll also prefer Ancelotti over Mourinho but the person that can revive Real Madrid back to their previous strength is Mourinho, it was obvious that a manager that could discipline some players was needed and Mourinho can perfectly play that role than Ancelotti, players like Mbappé don't need too much freedom else his pride would make him disrespect the manager.
 It's something Mourinho won't tolerate, he loves players who respect and obey his instructions and won't tolerate anyone that goes against it. Do not forget that Ancelotti failed to secure a trophy and even got kicked out of the Champions League which is why Perez sacked him.

[Olatundespo]

When Ancelotti was fired as Real Madrid coach I know form that point that the next seasons is going to be struggling time for Real Madrid and that is happening already, I don't see the potential that Real Madrid will make any remarkable record in the coming season even though their are trying so hard to put everything in order but still is not going to be easy to get it fixed and get Real Madrid back on their fit again.

Real Madrid should have learned from Manchester United mistakes or even Chelsea when they sack coach without proper arrangements or timing, coupled with their dressing room crisis all this is going to take a lot of progress from Real Madrid in the next couple of seasons before they can get things right again.

There's every possibility chance for this to happen but with the coming of the special one, José Mourhino to Madrid this season, who has once managed the club plus the little improvement that Real Madrid already started, I strongly believe there's a higher possibility chance for them to even do well this season than they wouldn't. Barcelona is not so strong as before and ATM the same, And even Mourhino happened to Manage Madrid the first time when La Liga was even hotter and more competitive and let alone now that the major clubs in the league are staggering.

You've made some good points here by saying that the special one Jose Mourinho might win them something this time no doubt all of us are anticipating on that this coming season, and we believe it will come to pass, but where I can't agree with you is the fact you said Barcelona is weak, bro Barcelona is not really weak if you talk of Atletico Madrid I would quite agree with you on that but not fully, but for Barcelona? Hell no they are the major problem Real Madrid will be having in that league comes this season mark my words.

In the analysis of the last two seasons, it was clear that Barcelona was the only problem for Real Madrid. This is unlikely to be any different this coming season. If you look at the latest points table, you will see that Barcelona won 31 out of 38 matches and their number of points is 94, while Real Madrid won 27 out of 38 matches and got 86 points, which was the second highest number of points in the Spanish league last season. Villarreal and Atletico Madrid were in third and fourth place respectively.

Jose Mourinho has taken over as manager at the right time. He has managed to sign some great players in the transfer window and has spent a long time rebuilding the team. The players he has brought to Real Madrid are almost all the best and most talented players in their respective positions and I think they will have a great season.

[puloweh555]

I think all the big teams know that currently the team to beat for the Champions League is Paris Saint-Germain. And i also think that Real Madrid doesn't want to have any other team on its equal with the record of three consecutive Champions Leagues. Consequently, he will work even harder to prevent the Parisian team from achieving this result.

Paris Saint Germain is the nightmare of every team but this season won't be the same for them anymore because most of the big teams has strengthened their squad whereas PSG is more reliant on their existing players to achieve a third consecutive Champions League title in order match Real Madrid's record but even if they do, they are still far away from 15 UCL titles as Real Madrid.
    By now, most of the big teams should be able to beat PSG, especially those teams that has played against them in the last 2 UCL season.

We should always remember that anything can happen in the game of football, so I think everything is still possible for Paris Saint-Germain in this champions League. But I wouldn't conclude yet, because it's the performance of the big teams that would determine if Paris Saint-Germain would make it through this season.

However, I think they have tried by lifting the champions League trophy two times in a row, so even if they didn't make it this time around it won't be a bad season for them, because it's not easy at all.

It will probably be difficult for PSG to defend their UCL title next season because it's going to be a tough season for them especially with so many teams having made major changes. On top of that, after the World Cup finishes every player and even teams will have greater motivation to give their best for their teams.

PSG has had a very impressive couple of seasons especially if we look at their journey to the final and then winning the title. Winning the UCL two seasons ago wasn’t easy because they started the season poorly but made an incredible comeback. I mean, in those two seasons PSG was inconsistent in the group stage and even to get to the round of 16, they had to fight their way through the playoff route. But if PSG starts the season like they did two seasons ago I'm not sure PSG will be able to do the same thing as two seasons ago especially when you look at the changes that Arsenal, Munich and Madrid have made, which currently look pretty good.

[Humblevirus]

Before Anceloti started having this challenge of managing the team well he has brought a lots of victory and glory to the team and I will say it was same thing that happened to Pep Guardiola but that of Guardiola is a bit different because he later bounced back as a great manage that he is. I think Xabi was selective that was why he didn't do well but I hope Real Madrid will do better because Jose Mourinho is a no nonsense man.

Personally I like Ancelotti as a coach more than Mourinho, and I like his approach to the overall process, how he gives players more freedom, how he values ​​the relationships between players, and how he pays so much attention to the atmosphere in the dressing room. I think he's significantly superior to Mourinho in this regard. And I think Pares made a mistake when he sacked Ancelotti, because I don't think Real Madrid played so poorly that Ancelotti deserved to be sacked. But now it's Mourinho's time, it's unexpected, I think for many, including me, but we'll see what he can achieve at Real Madrid.

I'll also prefer Ancelotti over Mourinho but the person that can revive Real Madrid back to their previous strength is Mourinho, it was obvious that a manager that could discipline some players was needed and Mourinho can perfectly play that role than Ancelotti, players like Mbappé don't need too much freedom else his pride would make him disrespect the manager.
 It's something Mourinho won't tolerate, he loves players who respect and obey his instructions and won't tolerate anyone that goes against it. Do not forget that Ancelotti failed to secure a trophy and even got kicked out of the Champions League which is why Perez sacked him.

We are aware that Mourinho is a well disciplined manager, but Mourinho also has his own problems, and that is why they easily sack him. He may try to resolve some issues that are going on at Real Madrid, but it is still possible that Real Madrid will not continue getting good results from his for over long seasons.And one thing again: being a very good manager is not all about making hard decisions. Sometimes, you have to be friendly with the players and know how to motivate them, and that is how you can continue getting good results.For a player like Mbappe, Mourinho cannot just continue making certain decisions about him, like keeping him on the bench, just because he did not change. He is a very important player for Real Madrid. If Mourinho decides to punish him by keeping him on the bench, no matter how some fans may start reacting, it could create more problems.So, if Mourinho wants to achieve better results at Real Madrid, he has to remain calm and also know how to manage the players properly.

[Accardo]

But if PSG starts the season like they did two seasons ago I'm not sure PSG will be able to do the same thing as two seasons ago especially when you look at the changes that Arsenal, Munich and Madrid have made, which currently look pretty good.

PSG retaining the champions league for the 3rd time isn't going to be easy, teams like Arsenal competed down to the finals having Saka and Havertz on injury at a reasonable time of the last season. Seeing them strengthening their midfield and attacking force by signing Tzolis, and Bruno Guimaraes to level down the stress on captain Odegaard would place the club at an advantage, with the high strength of on their backline. The likes of Munich also, are hungry to lift the Trophy, if Enrique would win it the chance or possibility is quite very low. However, champions league is purely luck, you'd never know what happens.

[Crakryptvest]

I'll also prefer Ancelotti over Mourinho but the person that can revive Real Madrid back to their previous strength is Mourinho, it was obvious that a manager that could discipline some players was needed and Mourinho can perfectly play that role than Ancelotti, players like Mbappé don't need too much freedom else his pride would make him disrespect the manager.
 It's something Mourinho won't tolerate, he loves players who respect and obey his instructions and won't tolerate anyone that goes against it. Do not forget that Ancelotti failed to secure a trophy and even got kicked out of the Champions League which is why Perez sacked him.

Of a truth mourinho knows how to handle players like Mbappe, those type of players need to be under the watch of a coach like Mourinho to be able to bend them, because their who ego is too much.
Everything you said here is the reason I feel that Realmadrid is in goods hands with Mourinho, despite that many fans thinks that he still possess an outdated coaching style.
With Mourinho, Realmadrid players will be more serious this season because they know how he reacts and how mean he can be when anyone goes against his directives.

[Fiatless]

Personally I like Ancelotti as a coach more than Mourinho, and I like his approach to the overall process, how he gives players more freedom, how he values ​​the relationships between players, and how he pays so much attention to the atmosphere in the dressing room. I think he's significantly superior to Mourinho in this regard. And I think Pares made a mistake when he sacked Ancelotti, because I don't think Real Madrid played so poorly that Ancelotti deserved to be sacked. But now it's Mourinho's time, it's unexpected, I think for many, including me, but we'll see what he can achieve at Real Madrid.

Carlo Ancelotti is the perfect coach for Real Madrid because top players need freedom. And the Italian gives them the freehand to play their best roles instead of boxing them up. I am predicting that Mourinho might not have a smooth run if he applies an autocratic leadership style. The Portuguese is also quick to criticise players openly, which might not go well with some top players.

Ancelotti was not backed; he left the club mutually because he wanted to take a new role as the coach of the Brazilian national team.

[Unknown01]

Personally I like Ancelotti as a coach more than Mourinho, and I like his approach to the overall process, how he gives players more freedom, how he values ​​the relationships between players, and how he pays so much attention to the atmosphere in the dressing room. I think he's significantly superior to Mourinho in this regard. And I think Pares made a mistake when he sacked Ancelotti, because I don't think Real Madrid played so poorly that Ancelotti deserved to be sacked. But now it's Mourinho's time, it's unexpected, I think for many, including me, but we'll see what he can achieve at Real Madrid.

Carlo Ancelotti is the perfect coach for Real Madrid because top players need freedom. And the Italian gives them the freehand to play their best roles instead of boxing them up. I am predicting that Mourinho might not have a smooth run if he applies an autocratic leadership style. The Portuguese is also quick to criticise players openly, which might not go well with some top players.

Ancelotti was not backed; he left the club mutually because he wanted to take a new role as the coach of the Brazilian national team.

I’ve rarely read such nonsense. What’s the biggest mistake a coach can make? Giving up control!

If your players have too much freedom and everyone does whatever they want, chaos ensues. Real Madrid has one of the strongest and most expensive teams in the world and yet they were 8 points behind Barcelona and were eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals. So what exactly was successful about that?

Ancelotti didn’t left because he was looking for something else, he left because he couldn’t lead the team.

[Just Say]

In the analysis of the last two seasons, it was clear that Barcelona was the only problem for Real Madrid. This is unlikely to be any different this coming season. If you look at the latest points table, you will see that Barcelona won 31 out of 38 matches and their number of points is 94, while Real Madrid won 27 out of 38 matches and got 86 points, which was the second highest number of points in the Spanish league last season. Villarreal and Atletico Madrid were in third and fourth place respectively.

Jose Mourinho has taken over as manager at the right time. He has managed to sign some great players in the transfer window and has spent a long time rebuilding the team. The players he has brought to Real Madrid are almost all the best and most talented players in their respective positions and I think they will have a great season.

In the analysis of the last two seasons, it was clear that Barcelona were a few steps ahead of Real Madrid in La Liga and they won four more matches than Madrid last season and gained 8 more points but I noticed that Madrid are trying to get back into a terrible shape again in preparation for the upcoming season. This team has added a lot of players in the transfer window but my idea Barcelona can beat them if they can give Manchester City and Spain's reliable midfielder Rodri a place in their squad.

That's right Jose Mourinho took over as manager at the right time and as we see it he has spent a long time to build this team but this manager has brought in some players from different clubs who are very good in their respective positions and It can be said that has added star players like Diomande, Cucurella and also extended Vinicius Junior's contract until 2032, so it seems that this team will be unstoppable next season.

[len01]

That's right Jose Mourinho took over as manager at the right time and as we see it he has spent a long time to build this team but this manager has brought in some players from different clubs who are very good in their respective positions and It can be said that has added star players like Diomande, Cucurella and also extended Vinicius Junior's contract until 2032, so it seems that this team will be unstoppable next season.

You only mentioned most of the good things Mourinho has done, but you forgot that he still hasn’t been able to bring in a midfielder. In fact, Madrid’s biggest problem and weakness is their fragile midfield. They don’t have a player who can properly replace Toni Kroos and control the midfield.

At first, it was very impressive to see him bring in some of the players you mentioned, but seeing that Mourinho still hasn’t signed the midfielder who should have been a higher priority makes me a little doubtful about what kind of results Madrid will achieve later on.