Ancelotti happy with Real Madrid’s new additions, will work with current squad
Real Madrid have seen a flurry of activity over the past month or so since the end of the season as several players have bid goodbye to the club while some new faces have joined up and a few others penned new contracts.
Real Madrid have seen a flurry of activity over the past month or so since the end of the season as several players have bid goodbye to the club while some new faces have joined up and a few others penned new contracts.
But, there has been a major concern that is yet to be addressed. With Karim Benzema opting to leave for Al Ittihad, Los Blancos are now left without a marquee striker in their ranks. Even though Joselu has arrived on loan, the veteran Spaniard is unlikely to fill the boots of a prolific goalscorer like Benzema.
As such, manager Carlo Ancelotti has been seeking a new ace centre-forward to fill the void. But, as things stand, Real Madrid are said to be done with their transfer business. From this point on, the only arrival this summer could be Kylian Mbappe or the Merengues will not be signing anyone.
It was suggested to have left Ancelotti disappointed as he had made it clear to the club administration that a top striker was the need of the hour.
However, a fresh report from Jose Felix Diaz of MARCA suggests otherwise. As per the update, Ancelotti is happy with the new additions made by Real Madrid this summer and is very much willing to work with what he has at his disposal.
The manager is not looking to complicate things by stirring the pot and causing any internal rife over the transfer policy. He is a club man and remains fully committed to leading the team to success by working with what he has.
Real Madrid have brought in Jude Bellingham, Fran Garcia, Joselu, and Arda Guler so far while Brahim Diaz is back at the club after his three-year loan stint at AC Milan.
The arrivals have strengthened the squad significantly, but even then a new marquee striker would have been just what Real Madrid needed to scale back to the top after a relatively disappointing campaign last time out.
But, unless Mbappe arrives, it appears that Los Blancos’ business is done for the summer and Ancelotti is reportedly happy with what he has got.