Carlo Ancelotti’s departure from Real Madrid has been confirmed, paving the way for Xabi Alonso to take the helm.
Alonso is set to implement a 3-4-3 system, emphasizing the role of offensive full-backs.
With Trent Alexander-Arnold already signed, Real Madrid are now searching for a similar profile to complete the left-back position.
This tactical approach has proven successful for Alonso, as he led Bayer Leverkusen to a historic league and cup double last season using the same system.
Alonso’s 3-4-3 formation highlighted the importance of dynamic wing-backs, a strategy he aims to replicate at Real Madrid.
The transition from Ancelotti’s leadership to Alonso’s is expected to bring significant changes to the team’s style and strategy, promising an exciting new era for Los Blancos.