As: Alonso wants to play the three-center-back tactics, but it depends on the recovery of injuries to new players and players

May 21 News Recently, Assai talked about the tactical style that Alonso wanted to build for Real Madrid. They believe that it may not be possible in the Club World Cup, but there will be a chance to try new tactics next season.

Alonso's impending entry into Real Madrid is well known, although the club has not yet officially announced. For Alonso, he needs to reverse a Real Madrid, who has failed to achieve success in all three major events this season and has almost never shown stability.

As for what tactical system the new coach will adopt, it remains to be seen. Unlike Barcelona's insistence on the 433 formation, Real Madrid is more flexible in tactical choices. Since joining Leverkusen, Alonso has always favored the three-center-back system and has achieved brilliant results last season, winning the Bundesliga and German Cup championships, and lost to Atlanta in the Europa League finals throughout the season.

So the question is, will he bring this tactic to Real Madrid? This will depend on the team's existing roster. Considering that Real Madrid had only two healthy centre-backs at the beginning of this season (Rudiger and Militon), it seems a bit difficult to implement the three-center-back system.

However, with the arrival of new players, Alonso will have more choices. Perhaps it won't be possible in the upcoming Club World Cup, but next season, he will have a chance to try new tactics.

At present, Real Madrid has signed centre-back Wyson and is close to completing the transfers between right-back Arnold and left-back Alvaro Carreras. This means that next season, Alonso will have Carvajal, Arnold, Militon, Rudiger, Alaba, Raul Asensio, Wyson, Mendy, Carreras and many other players to choose from in the defense, such as Jacob Ramon, on the back line.

If Alonso decides to use the three-center-back system, Wyson's excellent ball-taking ability will be an important advantage. In addition, Carvajal and Mendi can play guest roles in the centre-back. The former has had similar experiences under Ancelotti, while the latter has also played in this position under Zidane.

Espanyol may lose some chances of playing due to Arnold's arrival and a serious knee injury, but his versatile attributes allow him to still be at the centre-back position at some point, and the English can also play in the midfield role, as he often does with the national team. The configuration of the offensive end is also a question. Given that Alonso hopes to strengthen midfield control and solve the team's troubles in ball possession, Zubimendi has become the first choice to sign. Joan Améney, Valverde and Bellingham have the advantage in the midfield competition. As for the forward line, Alonso can choose a Trident or a double forward configuration.