Real Madrid won 4 games in 5 games, can Alonso match Ancelotti with outstanding performance?

There are less than 24 hours left before the semi-finals of Real Madrid vs Paris. This early decisive battle will affect the two teams' recruitment plans in the summer window and the trend of the new season. Enrique's team is in full swing, and Xavi Alonso's disciples are also ready to play against the strong enemy.

From 6 games to 4 wins in 5 games, Alonso quickly matured

In October 2022, Xavi Alonso replaced Sepiane, who had a poor record, and took over Leverkusen. After taking office, the young marshal quickly overturned the 4231 structure of his ex and forcibly launched the 343/3421 formation. After defeating Schalke 04 with a 4-goal first game, Leverkusen only achieved 3 draws and 3 losses in the next 6 games (Bundesliga and Champions League), and Xavi Alonso was once in a deep crisis of dismissal.

After experiencing the passionate moment of that year, Alonso's performance at Real Madrid has become much more cautious. In the first two matches of the Club World Cup group stage, Alonso followed the 433 structure left by Ancelotti, and did not launch a three-center-back formation with a personal label until the third game. Real Madrid has achieved four consecutive victories after experiencing the first draw (VS Riyadh Crescent), and the process of eliminating Juventus and Dortmund is very convincing.

Dare to use new players, Alonso completed Ancelotti's unfinished career

During Ancelotti's "second entry into the palace", Real Madrid had built the framework of the "Galaxy Phase III". Under the pressure of performance, Ancelotti is relatively conservative in using young players. Chu Ameni and Camavenga's growth has stalled. Guillail even considered leaving the team because of lack of game time. The young players from the echelon cannot get the opportunity to make a comeback. After taking office, Alonso redefined the roles of Chuaméni and Guillail and promoted Gonzalo Garcia. Real Madrid's mental outlook has been completely renewed. Paris Saint-Germain's success in the Champions League last season was a result of Enrique's bold use of the new players, and Xavi Alonso's team has also embarked on this road of revival.