Real Madrid manager, Carlo Ancelotti has chosen not to publicly criticize the club's squad planning for this season.
Known for his positive public approach and maintaining good relations with his employers, Ancelotti refrained from expressing disappointment.
Following Karim Benzema's departure, despite his injury concerns last season, during which he scored 31 goals, Joselu Mato was the only signing brought in as a replacement. Ancelotti had been requesting an alternative to Benzema for some time, and many believed Joselu would be that solution when he joined on loan.
Despite converting Jude Bellingham into a top-class goalscorer, replacing Benzema's goal contribution with just Joselu and Bellingham appears to be a daunting task for Ancelotti.
When asked about Real Madrid's first game this season without scoring, he expressed no worry, emphasizing the need to believe until the end.
Ancelotti was also questioned about Real Madrid's apparent dependence on Bellingham, with the team failing to win in three out of four games in which he didn't score.
However, the Italian remained resolute regarding the quality of his squad.
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