La Liga giants Real Madrid Football Club head coach Carlo Ancelotti is said to have decided on the forward players at the Bernabeu. While the club are eager for a transfer from Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain FC striker Killien Mbappe, it looks like the transfer is far away and player Karim Benzema can now be seen leading the way in the Real Madrid striker position. The Frenchman has just finished his best ever scoring season, this season he has been extended to a contract and he remains a mainstay for Real Madrid and Carlo Ancelotti.
But given that Benzema is 33 years old and most of the players have entered the end of their careers at this age, Ancelotti has difficulty giving the striker a break at some point of the season, so the team also needs to hope for his striker, according to the media "Daily Economic News", Ancelotti decided to use Luka Jovic. Jovic, under Zidane, has been struggling for the game, having been loaned to Eintracht Frankfurt last season and now Ancelotti will give Jovic a chance to reinvigorate his Real Madrid career this season.
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti is different against another player in the team, Mariano Díaz, who has made only 33 appearances for the club since returning from Lyon for 25 million euros in 2018, and after the transfer window opened this summer, linked to leaving the Bernabeu, according to Díaz's agent David Aranda, the transfer to Valencia was almost completed in the last hours before the transfer window closed, and the contract was agreed by the three parties, The player was very enthusiastic because he believed it was going to be the best game next season, but bad things happened and the transfer didn't pass in the end. Díaz will continue as part of Real Madrid this season, but he has little future at Real Madrid and Carlo Ancelotti has no plans to include him in the team's first team in the coming months, with Ancelotti reportedly already telling the 28-year-old that he can't fix his playing time at the club.
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