Following the team: Alonso believes that Real Madrid will definitely need to sign ups, want to make up for the defensive midfield but have no goal

Hupu, August 19th According to TheAthletic Spanish reporter, two Real Madrid teams Mario Cortegana and Guillermo Rai jointly reported that although Real Madrid has completed four signings this summer, the club is still open to the roster adjustment.

TA said that although the club's senior management emphasized that each position has at least two players, a locker room insider revealed: "The team's lineup has not been finalized yet." Many key figures believe that considering that some first-team players may face insufficient playing time, the possibility of continuing to adjust the lineup is not ruled out.

In addition, the choice of the No. 30 jersey by new player Mastantono from Riverbed this summer has also attracted attention from the outside world, which is consistent with his number in Riverbed. But it is worth noting that according to La Liga regulations, first-team registered players must use No. 1-25 jerseys, and currently only No. 25 vacancy remains in Real Madrid. In addition, Mastantono was registered as a Castia player, but in fact he would play for the first team. This operation was exactly the same as Camavenga's joining method back then, which may also be regarded as a new player leaving a jersey number and leaving room for subsequent signings.

While the transfer market is cautious, Real Madrid also turned their attention to youth training. The 18-year-old Thiago Pitac performed well and will be selected for the roster against Osasuna. The coaching staff also plans to get Mastantono to make his debut as soon as possible to adapt to the club and La Liga style.

In the communication between TA and many club members, including Alonso's coaching staff, it was learned that Real Madrid certainly needs to strengthen the roster. However, since the team already has enough staff in almost all positions, it is difficult to see new transfer moves.

TA said that despite the ample staff in various positions, the injury lessons learned from the past two seasons have kept the club alert. Real Madrid senior executives have considered introducing a defensive midfielder, but have not found a suitable candidate for cost-effectiveness. The coaching staff also believes that it still needs to be strengthened, but the specific operation is difficult

Currently, Real Madrid adopts a two-way strategy: maintaining the acumen of the transfer market, and actively tapping the potential of youth training to prepare for multi-line combat in the new season.