Apparently the number that belonged to Karim Benzema for several seasons will not be inherited by his compatriot (Kylian Mbappé) and the most chosen was the player they least expected there.
The mess between real Madrid and PSG for the attacker Kylian Mbappe It’s taking longer than necessary and Ancelotti knows he won’t come. But the Italy manager also demands a guaranteed striker as Joselu won’t be able to lead the attack alone. The coach’s demands are clear: he must be a worthy footballer who can wear the number 9 with pride.
The list of candidates who would be “Back-up plan for Mbappé” in this case is a bit long, but Ancelotti filters every day. To date, it boasts three great world-class strikers that Chamartín would easily reach if Florentino Pérez wanted to. But the surprise that the Italian coach will receive will be big.
Real Madrid won’t spend money to sign a nine and are taking advantage of the spoils, Ancelotti thinks it’s a joke
It’s clear the merengue club aren’t completely closing the door on signing the French star, knowing they can get him in 2024. That way, the white president doesn’t want to spend large amounts signing an offensive reference and would rather save the money. However, since the requirements of the transalpine technician have to be met, the decision was made to use basic forces.
The most capable striker and the one who has earned the most credit for playing in the first team is Spanish-Uruguayan player Álvaro Rodríguez. Last season he played nearly 100 minutes spread over seven games for the first team called up by Ancelotti himself. However, the manager believes the 19-year-old is not yet ready to take on such a role as Benzema’s successor.
Ancelotti asks Real Madrid to reassess their list of candidates
What the white president intends to do to strengthen his team’s attack is quite risky, as the Italian coach knows very well. In order not to make the big mistake of taking players lightly, Carletto himself asks Florentino to review his list of candidates and choose one of these options.
First up is Serb Dusan Vlahovic, who has already declared that he no longer wants to play with Juventus in Turin. Then there’s Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku, who Pochettino doesn’t have in his plans (Chelsea). And finally the Argentinian champion of all things, Julián Álvarez, who does not start at Manchester City but is asking almost 100 million euros for his sacking. In this regard, the Real Madrid president sees things as very complicated.
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