**What Do You Think About Real Madrid’s Superstar Quartet?**
Tunnel footage featuring Real Madrid’s dynamic quartet—Jude Bellingham, Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Jr., and Rodrygo—has sparked a lively discussion among fans.
On Sunday night, Carlo Ancelotti's squad kicked off their La Liga title defense at Estadi Mallorca Son Moix against RCD Mallorca. The Brazilian forward Rodrygo opened the scoring for the visitors in the 13th minute, with some clever assistance from Mbappe and Vinicius. However, Mallorca managed to equalize in the 53rd minute through a goal by Vedat Muriqi, and the match concluded in a 1-1 draw.
What really caught everyone’s attention, though, was what happened in the tunnel before the second half. In a candid moment, Bellingham was seen urging his teammates—Mbappe, Vinicius, and Rodrygo—to be more clinical in their finishing. "You three, we need to finish our attacks because running back is really tough," Bellingham said. Mbappe quickly agreed, adding, "That's what I’ve been saying. We need to make sure we finish with something." Bellingham continued, "Yeah, even if it’s just creating a bit of space and taking a shot."
So, what do you think about this exchange? Is this the sign of a team working through its early-season kinks, or should fans be concerned about their performance?
Ancelotti didn’t mince words after the match either. "Last year, I was okay with some draws, but not today," he said. "We could have performed much better. I'm not making excuses. We simply needed to improve and show more attitude. These games offer lessons, and it's clear where we need to address the issues."
The coach highlighted the need for balance: "We began the game well, but overall it wasn’t a strong performance. We need to improve our defense and achieve better balance. We’re very offensive, but finding balance is crucial."
What’s your take on Ancelotti’s assessment? Do you agree that Real Madrid needs better balance, or do you think the team’s attack-minded approach will pay off in the long run?
Madrid will be back in action this weekend, hosting Real Valladolid at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday afternoon. Will we see a more balanced performance from Los Blancos, or will the attacking trio take center stage again?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!