Jero hopes Alonso forgets his experience in the Bundesliga. Can Nunes defect to Kovac?

Former Real Madrid star Jero looks forward to the team's changes in the new season. After Alonso coaches Real Madrid, the club will surely face all-round changes. Many people think that Brother Long's record in the Bundesliga is so brilliant and his tactical ideas are so practical, which will definitely bring the Galaxy battleship out of the trough. The Bernabeu's lineup is stronger, and Florentino also has the money to buy the stars Alonso wants. What's more, as a superstar in Spanish football, Long Ge was also quite brilliant during his time at Real Madrid. Many people think Alonso's prospects at the Bernabeu are bright. However, Jero hopes that Alonso will forget the experience of the Bundesliga, after all, the rhythm and technical requirements of the Bundesliga and La Liga are completely different.

Ero admitted that there was a chance factor in Leverkusen's success last season, and that Alonso had not encountered many setbacks in the Bundesliga. In Yero's view, the useful experience of the young marshal mainly comes from setbacks, which is also an important reason why he hopes Alonso forgets his experience in a pharmaceutical factory. As Liverpool strives for Wiltz, many players are leaving Anfield, including Nunez. Jero hopes that the Uruguayan star will go to the Bundesliga - can Nunes join Kovac? Since Phil Kruger left Dortmund, the club has been missing high-pointers in the penalty area, which has also restricted the performance of midfielders such as Brandt and Enmega. Although Nunes is not a particularly orthodox center, in the Premier League, the Uruguayan striker has been able to gain a foothold in the penalty area for several seasons, and he meets the requirements of the Yellow and Black Legion. After Kovac coached Dortmund, the club worked hard to enter the Champions League from the second half of the Bundesliga standings in the middle of the season. The Croatian coach was deeply trusted by the management and needed to sign ups in accordance with Kovac's requirements. Then Nunes's possibility of joining him exists. However, Nunez's transfer is not without obstacles. Liverpool's price tag on him may exceed Dortmund's budget. Although the Uruguayans are not the absolute core of Klopp's plan, the Reds still hope to recover some of their investment from him. Secondly, the players' own wishes are also crucial - Nunes needs to weigh whether he is willing to leave the Premier League stage and whether he is adapted to the Bundesliga tactical system.

Kovac's tactical style emphasizes the combination of rapid conversion and edge-middle, which is consistent with Nunez's characteristics. The running range, confrontation ability and sense of grabbing points in the penalty area he showed when he was at Liverpool can bring more changes to Dortmund's offense. In addition, the relatively open game style of the Bundesliga may allow Nunes to gain more scoring opportunities and help him regain his confidence.

However, Alonso does not seem to have intended to abandon the experience altogether. In a recent interview, he admitted that his experience in the Bundesliga has taught him how to stay calm in a high-pressure environment and also made him know how to stimulate the potential of players. "Every league has its own unique challenges," Alonso said. "The rapid offensive and defensive transition in the Bundesliga is indeed different from the technical flow style of La Liga, but the nature of football is the same. "

Iro's concerns are not unreasonable. La Liga pays more attention to the delicate tactics and the accuracy of ball control, which puts higher requirements on the coach's on-the-spot adjustment ability. But Alonso obviously has his own plans. He is combining the Bundesliga's efficient counterattack philosophy with traditional ball possession in La Liga to try to build a team that combines speed and technology. On the training ground, he particularly emphasized the players' running without the ball and the ball out of the ball. This fusion coaching style made many players feel refreshed. After all, Alonso advocates the concept of fast attack, and it is useful experience no matter which league it is placed in. So Jero hopes that Alonso forgets his experience in the Bundesliga, taking into account the technical differences between the two leagues.

The author believes that the challenge still exists. La Liga's old powerhouses such as Real Madrid and Barcelona have already formed a mature tactical system, and the tenacious defense of mid- and lower-level teams is far more difficult than that of the Bundesliga. Whether Alonso can adapt to this change in a short period of time remains to be seen. But at least, he showed a flexible mindset different from traditional Spanish coaches. Perhaps, it is this eclectic coaching philosophy that is the key to his future gaining a foothold in La Liga. In the locker room, Alonso is using his unique "puzzle theory" to reshape the team. He reorganized the 22 sets of offensive modules summarized in the Bundesliga period with Spanish traditional tiki-taka elements, requiring each player to master at least three position attributes.

This cross-border thinking surprised the veteran: "He actually used mathematical matrix to analyze the running route, which completely subverted our previous tactical conference model. "The Spanish media began to discuss the rejection reaction of "Bundesliga transplant surgery", and "Marca" even published a special report on "How long can the Leverkusen model survive in La Liga". But Alonso calmly showed a set of data at the press conference: the winning rate of Real Madrid against defensive teams last season was actually less than 60%. "Change takes time, and it is important that we have found a new idea to break the secret defense - using the vertical penetration of the Bundesliga combined with the horizontal scheduling of La Liga. "