Real Madrid is coming off a bad period, and the fans, as is normal, haven't hidden their discontent at any time. Things weren't working out, and Carlo couldn't find the right solution to fix all the mistakes his footballers were making. Florentino got tired of waiting and decided to take charge to see how to solve it in the best way.
Moreover, at several points last season, it seemed that Real Madrid didn't want to compete for the titles. The squad was walking around the field, and only a few were chasing every ball. Clearly, this ended up being reflected in the 24-24 record, which was, practically, left empty-handed.

The new Real Madrid and the injury of one of the Merengues
Real Madrid believed it was time for the Italian coach to step aside and for Xabi Alonso to arrive. Since he landed in the Spanish capital, he has managed to get the Merengues to play much better. In fact, they've started the season on the right foot, and it seems last year's situation won't repeat itself.
The new coach has made the decisions he believed were right and hasn't let anything or anyone influence him. Some footballers who were essential a year ago are now warming the bench. This is the case for Antonio Rüdiger, who has suffered an injury and will be out longer than expected.
Real Madrid has recently announced through a medical report that Antonio Rüdiger is suffering from an injury to "the rectus femoris of his left leg." This news has gone around the world in a short time, since he is a well-liked player despite his limited role. The German has only played once, and the soccer he showed wasn't what we were used to seeing from him.

Antonio Rüdiger is out
Antonio Rüdiger will have to watch the matches from the stands, something we already know is not at all to his liking. The defender will be out for 2 to 3 months (2 a 3 meses), so Xabi Alonso will have to consider how to restructure the defense. During this time, it's likely we'll see more rotation and even some promising youth academy players.
Right now, Dean Huijsen is essential, and Militao is at a great level, but rotations are always necessary. We'll have to keep a close eye on Real Madrid so we don't miss any possible news.

