Mills is worried that Long Ge ignores Bellingham s characteristics, Mbappe has low compatibility

Bellingenu admitted in an interview that he encountered the "Second Wall" of the Bernabeu, and the English star's data this season is unstable. Many people think that after Alonso coaches Real Madrid, Bellingham's situation will be better, but former England international Mills said the opposite. First of all, Mills is worried that Brother Long will ignore Bellingham's hot spots. Although Alonso achieved great success in the early stages of his coaching career, he was just a young coach after all, and his understanding of the lineup of the wealthy clubs is not that perfect. Since Bellingham has good all-around attributes and a bit like a hexagonal warrior, it is very likely that Brother Long will let him develop comprehensiveness.

Once Alonso takes a shortcut, many of the characteristics of Bellingham will be ignored. It is worth mentioning that last season, Brother Long also took a series of shortcut measures to help the pharmaceutical factory win the championship, but the internal structure of a truly strong team is more complicated. Once Brother Long ignores this feature, it is not in line with Real Madrid's plan to build a legendary star. The future layout of Bernabeu is also worrying. Mills pointed out the reason - Mbappe's compatibility is very low, and everyone likes to discuss the incompatibility of the "Berm combination". He also has conflicts with the Brazilian Gemini. In fact, Mbappe has incompatible problems with most frontcourt players, which means that the compatibility of the "Turnament" itself is very low.

So next season will be very difficult for Alonso. If he wants to build an offensive system with Mbappe as the axis, the frontcourt will require a major change, and the players he bought may not be compatible. If Brother Long regards Mbappe as an ordinary part of the frontcourt, there will be other problems within the team. Mbappe's compatibility issue is essentially due to the conflict between his unique way of playing football and tactical positioning. He needs absolute ball rights and sprint space, and this "core" demand seems out of place under the system of contemporary football that emphasizes rapid passing and cutting and collective oppression. The coexistence dilemma with Neymar and Messi during the Paris period is essentially a collision between individualistic football and team football philosophy.

If Alonso wants to break the deadlock, he may need to break out of the binary thinking of either this or that. Instead of tangling with the single choice question of "taking Mbappe as the axis" or "making it ordinary", it is better to learn from Ancelotti's experience in training the BBC combination - to create local advantages through dynamic rotation. Mbappe's explosive power can become a nuclear weapon in counterattacks, and in positional warfare, it is necessary to design supporting tactics without ball interspersion, such as letting Werz play the role of "Pseudo-Nine" to retreat and support, creating a window for Mbappe to sprint in depth. Mills was worried that Long Ge ignored Bellingham's characteristics, but in fact he was worried that Bellingham's development at the Bernabeu would not be as expected, and showed a situation of being a slash.

After all, Bellingham's first season at the Galaxy Battleship was very amazing. Last season, his data was the tactical core of Real Madrid, and the team won the Big Ear Cup. However, the internal competition of the giant clubs is very cruel. If Brother Long does not value him as much as Ancelotti, and coupled with the fact that there has never been a "English Gang" at the Bernabeu, Bellingham is likely to not be a core player or even gradually become a marginal figure. A top giant like Real Madrid has never been a simple "choose one of two". The growth trajectory of club legends such as Zidane and Ronaldo has long proved that the balance between comprehensiveness and personal characteristics is the key to shaping superstars.

The author also believes that Bellingham's hexagonal attribute provides an excellent foundation for this balance - his running range can support Alonso's tactical experiment, and the golden left foot that can suddenly change the rhythm at the front of the penalty area is the "Real Madrid Clio" that needs to be carefully polished. In fact, Real Madrid's technical team has long been formulating a "dual-track plan". On the one hand, the coaching staff is allowed to use Bellingham's coverage ability to build a midfield barrier, while on the other hand, full-time coaches are arranged to develop his offensive talent. Just like Ancelotti's transformation to Modric back then: first use defensive tasks to temper his resilience, and then release his passing imagination through the shadow front position. This model of "building a skeleton first and then shaping the soul" may be more suitable for the Bernabeu than the more complex tactical system of the Leverkusen period.

, that is, what Mills is worried about. Quite prescient. What is more interesting is Florentino's layout. While Alonso tested the three-center-back system in the training ground, the screen in the president's office was playing video of Bellingham playing the pseudo-Nine in the U21 European Cup. The club that created the "Galaxy Battleship" knows that the real shortcut is never tactical compromise, but letting the genius pierce all established frameworks - just like twenty years ago, they allowed Beckham's cross to bloom on the same turf as Zidane's Marseille swing.