Real Madrid's Attackers Need to Step Up Amid Mbappé Reliance

Kylian Mbappé has scored a significant portion of Real Madrid's goals this season (18 goals in 16 games), highlighting an over-reliance on his scoring ability.

Alonso emphasizes the need for alternatives, including wingers and set-piece plays, to diversify the team's attack.

Vinicius Junior, typically a key scorer, has faced a goal drought and rumored tension with Alonso, impacting his performance.

Rodrygo's role remains uncertain, with reports of his unhappiness playing out of position and potential departure rumors.

Alonso is pushing the squad to recover their fighting spirit, pressing, and running from their El Clasico win against Barcelona to maintain momentum through a difficult run of upcoming matches.

A:: To reduce the team's over-reliance on Kylian Mbappé for goals and create a more diverse attacking threat.

A:: He's experiencing a goal drought, rumored tension with Alonso, and uncertainty surrounding his role in the team.

A:: Éder Militão will miss the game against Elche due to an adductor injury, but it is not believed to be serious. Antonio Rüdiger is close to returning to action.

Real Madrid's over-reliance on Mbappé's goals is a potential weakness that opponents may exploit.

The form and morale of Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo are crucial to the team's success.

Alonso's tactical adjustments and man-management skills will be tested as he seeks to unlock the full potential of his attacking options.

The upcoming winter schedule will demand a collective effort from the entire squad.