Carlo Ancelotti knows he can’t count on Tchouaméni when Real Madrid need to come back from behind. What used to be isolated cases is now more than an obvious fact. The Italian coach does not hesitate to use Eduardo Camavinga as an aid in matches where Real Madrid are trailing on the scoreboard and time in the second half presses for the white players
Although Real Madrid’s ’18’ had been providing more than just positive interventions in recent games before the sporting results collapsed, Carlo Ancelotti was already putting that idea into consideration. The first time it became clear was in the match against Almeria, in the first round. The early goal of the Mediterranean team and the white team equalized continued until the second half
The Frenchman was replaced in this match by Eduardo Camavinga. This pattern of behavior can be seen in the comeback or other attempts Real Madrid have had to put together: Osasuna or Sevilla are excellent examples of the idea the coach has captured across the Alps. The match against Rayo was Ancelotti’s latest display of this way of acting
big shoes
Although this Real Madrid coach’s attitude may not show commitment to the young midfielder, the reality is that Tshwamini is a key player in the midfield. The eleventh ceremony features the French player in the center of the field, occupying the same pivotal position that was reserved for Carlos Henrique Casemiro until recently
However, today’s Manchester United player’s shadow is too long and his legacy too heavy to carry on his back after just two months at the Santiago Bernabeu. Casemiro left many good moments in the white shirt, and fans still remember his performance and tend to compare it to that of Tchouaméni , who has a slightly different look than the Brazilian
