Thank you Real Madrid for this true master. Dean Huijsen is showing great signs for being one of Real Madrid legends . He will make history here . We can see it and feel it with every touch , pass , tackle he makes. The difference line is more ensuring and subtle with him in the field. We are proud and happy to have a true master like him in our squad. Hala Madeid

The video criticizes the lack of decision and his lack of offensive effort without the ball.

I think it's because of Mbappe's goalscoring instinct. During the whole action he only thought about how he could score a goal himself.He was waiting for Vini to pass to the left so he could receive a cross and score.You don't score so many goals without having a great goalscoring instinct (32 goals in 35 matches is incredible).

But the problem is that he didn't think for a second that he wasn't the other 4 options during the counterattack: If he had made a call to the left it could have created space for the player on the right If he made a call to the right it would have created space for the player on the left If he makes a call at the start of the action (vini seemed to be waiting for that) he could have been served in depth Or even Vini could have had plenty of space if the defenders misunderstood each other during Mbappe's deep run.

I guess he thinks like that because he was often the only serious attacking option at PSG (Neymar was very often injured and Messi scored 7 goals during his first season at PSG) It would be good for the team if he made more offensive effort without the ball, I mean vini's goal is almost lucky (his luck = talent)

And a question for the moderators: is it forbidden to make posts to talk about tactics outside of live matches? I mean one of my posts was deleted for no reason even though I just talked about tactics and was respectful/didn't insult anyone/no swear words/nothing +18

If it's forbidden for you, it would be cool to remove the ban, We always get better football analyses when we're not in the emotion of the live match.

This post isn't to shit on Ancelotti, he was a fantastic manager for us and helped stabilize the cup and brought plenty of silverware and I will forever be grateful for that.

What I will say is this season even though its obvious the team is still adapting to Xabi's instructions and playstyle and with the a lot of new additions to the team, it feels like for the first time in a long time, I am enjoying watching realmadrid actually play again.

For a long time it felt like I was watching because I had to watch it and there was no inspiration watching the team play and the only thing that mattered was the end result and while the results are truly the most important thing, as fans that is not what inspires us to start supporting the team and become lifelong fans.

I want to sit down and watch a madrid game with excitement, expectations and enjoyment and I think Xabi is bringing that back slowly. The little intricate plays in tight spaces, the runs, the passing, movement and swagger this club has been known for feels like it's coming back and that was show in the marcelo like passing from Trent, the Ronaldo like chop from Vini and the ramos esque passing from Dean.

The results are obviously vital and very important but I urge the fanbase to give Xabi and the players time, let them cook and to support them when they eventually struggle but I believe sooner rather than later we will become a dominant force again.

Hala Madrid!

YouTube link https://youtu.be/TU0AxQ2of7I?si=2aUeWLzWwduDAyJd

The lyrics paint a picture of a forced departure. Clearly he’s still harboring some hard feelings against Florentino (and the club).

Good first time video and he’s clearly put Madrid above anything else or he’s just using the popularity of the club for more views.

⚪🎭 Madrid skim past Mallorca 2–1 in a game of fine margins!

Arda and Vini struck in quick succession to seize control, while Mbappé’s threat was constant, even if the flag denied him twice. Carreras kept the lead alive with a jaw-dropping goal-line clearance, and Tchouaméni quietly dictated midfield rhythm. Xabi’s plan worked early, though a shaky set-piece showed there’s still work to do. Cooling breaks turned sparks into goals, and the bench added energy when needed.

A win earned, lessons noted, and sparks of brilliance all around.

We’ve broken down every performance, player by player.

Vini reached 100G/A for Madrid, who's next?

- MadridNoir 🤍👑

Watching Carvajal, Trent, and Carreras has made me wanna cry the past 3 weeks 😭 Our fullback options were horrible last season and that was one of the key reasons for our season being bad. This season we are spoiled for choices. And boy have they delivered so far! Love that we have options off the bench too 🥲