Kylian Mbappe and Real Madrid endured another heavy home defeat on Tuesday by losing 3-1 to AC Milan in the Champions League and now the French superstar's feelings have emerged
Coach not shying away from difficulties after Milan defeat, with players like Bellingham far from at their best “The reality is what was seen on the pitch,” Carlo Ancelotti said, and what was seen on the pitch wasn’t good. In fact, it was awful. So bad that even fans of the club who have made miracles their thing, late European comebacks just what they do, left early, whistling as they went. The only surprise was that they didn’t whip out the white hankies. Real Madrid were 3-1 down to Milan, who had won only once away from San Siro all season, and defeat was as inevitable as it was deserved. Repeated too: in 11 days here Ancelotti’s team had lost as many times as in the whole of last season anywhere. First Barcelona came to the Santiago Bernabéu and scored four, now Milan got three. Madrid hadn’t conceded so many back-to-back in their home for 15 years – and the shock was that it had happened so recently. Nor was it just that they had been beaten, it was how they had been beaten: there was an indolence that irritated supporters, a weakness, disorientation and individualism that made Milan’s job unexpectedly, almost shockingly, easy. They hadn’t shown up, a bit like for the Ballon d’Or. You could be tempted to call it a system failure, only there was no sign of a system, and after the rare luxury of 10 days to prepare. Continue reading...
A meal and a meeting have served for the Italian to feel the support of Real Madrid after the defeats against Barcelona and Milan. Solari and Raul are the coaches in Valdebebas Leer
