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Carlo Ancelotti is not losing faith in his Real Madrid. The Madrid team, the reigning Champions League winners, are having a far from convincing start to the season in La Liga. Many questions are being asked about this 2024/25 version of Real Madrid despite the arrival of Kylian Mbappé, but Carletto he does not doubt. You’ve already seen what happened: we lost Nacho and Kroos, two important players. And Joselu. In exchange, one of the best players in the world arrives. Do we have a better team than last year? I think so. “, said the Italian technician at a press conference on Monday.
On the eve of Real Madrid’s Champions League debut this Tuesday against Stuttgart, the 65-year-old coach therefore believes that his team is better than last year’s. While the Italian does not yet seem to have found the formula that will allow him to make the most of all his individual qualities, the Merengues have started winning again in La Liga. Having beaten Real Sociedad (2-0) this weekend in the Basque Country, Kylian Mbappé’s teammates have filled up on confidence before the return of the Champions League to the Bernabéu.
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