Alvaro Benito: “When the collective does not work, they are worse than individuals.” star-news.press/wp

Former young group of Real Madrid and the present Pundit Álvaro Benito offered a fuzzy evaluation of Real Madrid Champions League Elimination in the hands of Arsenal. Talking Kate SerBenesto stressed that the loss was not isolated events, but the team fucked throughout the campaign has been the incineration of rooted structural issues.

“You can expel them from the League of Champions against a group like Arsenal,” Benito has approved. “It’s worrying for me the level showed throughout the year. We need to make a wider evaluation, not in addition to losing.”

This broader evaluation, in Benito’s view, shows unbalanced and dysfunctional. Its main concern was the operation of the team in a collective way. “It wasn’t organized by the team, it wasn’t a dedicated team; it was chaotic,” he said. “Her heroic performance could not be this year, with no moments of dedication.”

The second round against Arsenal was sealed in Madrid, a reflection of the widest problems. “The team applied with very few organizations in a very crazy way,” Benito said. “Many hearts, with little thought and little quality.

“When the collective does not work worse than individuals. There are very good players, but that has been quite worse, the collective does not work well. The collective strengthens and vice versa.”

Benito was also critical with preparation and attitude of Madrid. “In the smallest details, this year Madrid has made tremendous errors at the organization level. It was thought to have been with the team, so that football did not work like that.”

Milfielder first saved Carlo Ancelotti coach Sympathy, and his calm peace can be deeper frustration. “From the first minute, I saw complaining at the press conferences: subtle and elegantly, because the group did not work,” said Benito. “The ones in front are not worked, which caused everything else. It wasn’t fair.

“I get to feel good with Ancelotti life and don’t pay confidence. He had no other choice, but we’ll see how it ends in autumn.”