Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez has expressed his frustration with Carlo Ancelotti for allowing a highly talented goal-scorer to leave the club for free. The player has since flourished at his new team, outperforming even Vinícius Júnior with an outstanding 15 goals and assists in just seven games.
During a recent press conference, Pérez criticized the decision, saying, "It’s disappointing to see such a gifted player leave, especially when they’ve shown their quality so quickly elsewhere." His comments highlight the club’s misjudgment in releasing a player who has become a key figure in such a short time.
This player's rapid success has drawn attention for both his goal-scoring and overall impact on the field, raising concerns about Real Madrid's player management and long-term planning. Ancelotti, known for his tactical expertise, is now under scrutiny for decisions related to player retention and development.
With the new season underway, both fans and analysts are keenly watching how Ancelotti responds to the growing pressure to deliver results, as this oversight could impact the team's domestic and European campaigns. Pérez’s remarks serve as a warning, signaling the need for a more forward-thinking approach to securing and nurturing top talent to avoid similar situations in the future.