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Real Madrid have experienced inconsistent form this season, prompting plans for a significant overhaul in the summer, including the potential arrival of three world-class players and a new manager.
Last season, Carlo Ancelotti led Madrid to a historic La Liga and Champions League double, securing a record-breaking fifth European title. However, the relentless pursuit of success at Real Madrid means that poor form is rarely tolerated, even for a manager with Ancelotti’s pedigree.
Currently, Los Blancos sit second in La Liga, six points behind leaders and rivals Barcelona, though they have a game in hand after their match against Valencia was postponed due to flooding in eastern Spain. In the Champions League, their performance has been underwhelming, with surprising defeats to Lille and AC Milan leaving them 16th in the 36-team group phase.
This decline has fueled speculation about Ancelotti’s future, with reports suggesting Bayer Leverkusen manager and former Real Madrid midfielder Xabi Alonso could take over. Alonso, who led Leverkusen to an unbeaten Bundesliga title, a DFB-Pokal win, and a Europa League final appearance last season, is reportedly the club’s top managerial target if Ancelotti departs.
On the pitch, Madrid is reportedly eyeing free transfers for Trent Alexander-Arnold, Jonathan Tah, and Alphonso Davies, all of whom are out of contract this summer.
Potential Summer Targets
Trent Alexander-Arnold: The Liverpool right-back has long been linked to Madrid. His arrival would address the absence of Dani Carvajal, who suffered a season-ending ACL injury.
Jonathan Tah: With Eder Militao sidelined by a torn ACL, Tah’s experience and defensive prowess would make him a crucial addition to Madrid’s backline.
Alphonso Davies: Known for his explosive pace, Davies memorably scored against Madrid in last season’s Champions League semi-final. He would bring energy and versatility to the squad.
As the club navigates this transitional phase, Madrid fans are left waiting to see whether these rumors materialize. For now, neither the managerial change nor the transfers have been officially confirmed by the club.
