The negative results of Real Madrid in the recent period have raised doubts about the team's ability to compete in various tournaments this season, and have caused an internal controversy among the players of the Royal Club because of coach Carlo Ancelotti's son.
Ancelotti has used his 32-year-old son, Davide, as an assistant coach since arriving at the team last summer.
The young coach had previously worked with his father in his previous experiences with a number of clubs, but his current experience with Real Madrid seems to be going unsuccessfully so far.
The famous Spanish program "Al-Chingueto" stated that a number of Real Madrid players are not satisfied with David's performance, and they believe that he bears responsibility for the disappointing results in the recent period because of his role in choosing the squad and plans for the matches.
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"Hay DESCONCIERTO en el vestuario del Real MADRID con DAVID ANCELOTTI, segundo entrenador, por algunas DECISIONES que se han tomado" #ChiringuitoInda pic.twitter.com/UoouDA0YQr
— El Chiringuito TV (@elchiringuitotv) October 5, 2021
Real drew 0-0 against Villarreal, then lost 2-1 to Espanyol in the league, and suffered a historic defeat 2-1 against Sherif Tiraspol, who came from Moldova to participate for the first time in the Champions League.
On the other hand, the Spanish newspaper "Sport" questioned this information, and suggested that it was deliberate leaks from some players to remove pressure from them, and draw attention to their poor performance during the past matches.
And the newspaper pointed out that Ancelotti, throughout his 25-year coaching career, was known as the one who made the final decision in choosing players and playing methods.
Ancelotti will have the opportunity to stop the international continuous until the middle of this month, in order to search for solutions to the problems facing the team, especially at the defensive level, where many errors and lapses have deprived the team of many points since the beginning of the season.