"Daily Sports" wrote an article about the performance of Real Madrid and Barcelona this season, pointing out that for Barcelona, ​​"Real Madrid's internal dynamics" have always been a fatal traveling companion. Alonso has experienced several internal conflicts this season.

About Real Madrid team tactics

Every article wrote that some people in Madrid said that the team passed the ball too much. In fact, Alonso's tactical philosophy is completely different from traditional football: less running in the penalty area and more control of the rhythm of the opponent's half. Xavi believes that the way to win is to learn and use this tactic, which is familiar to some fans, but is very unfamiliar to Real Madrid fans who are not used to discussing football tactics.

About the personalities of Real Madrid players

In the process, Alonso also had to deal with the strong personalities of the stars in the locker room who were not used to group thinking. Despite lowering disciplinary standards during his time at Leverkusen, Xavi has received three public complaints from players: Valverde doesn't like playing at right-back, Rodrygo wants a more prominent role and Vinicius doesn't want to be substituted.

However, Valverde does play at right back, Rodrygo is a substitute, and Vinicius often sits on the bench. Xavi Alonso feels reassured because (it seems) he still has the support of the only man who really matters - Florentino.

About Lafayette's support for Alonso

Will the Real Madrid president be patient with his coach? As long as Real Madrid leads the league and maintains a direct promotion spot in the Champions League, he probably will. Florentino never cared about the process, but he did not like the turmoil around the players.

About Barcelona

About Barcelona Every body continues to write that Barcelona is often easy to fall into traps. There are many voices talking about Real Madrid's poor level of competition, Xavi Alonso's inability to lead the white revolution, and the selfish petty disputes in the Real Madrid locker room.

Faced with this situation, Flick has only one way out: to work tirelessly to improve the team's performance, because only through the obvious strength advantage on the field can Barcelona replicate last season's success.

Obviously, the return of Juan Garcia, Pedri and Raphinha will improve Barcelona's strength, but what really needs to be improved is the structural problem-rebuilding an effective offense to restore last year's deadly pressure, using the famous "Flick System" as an offensive weapon, while avoiding becoming the ninth-worst defensive team in the league and the team that concedes the most goals among the top 13 in the Champions League. We must focus on this instead of thinking about Real Madrid's "dangerous" crisis... lest Xavi Alonso finally achieves his goal and truly activates the full potential of this Real Madrid luxury lineup.