Florentino, very sorry after firing Haaland and Mbappé to plan B

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Karim Benzema will turn 35 next December and the urgency of Real Madrid to find a generational replacement of goalscoring guarantees is becoming more pressingas is French, especially since Cristiano Ronaldo left the club in 2018. It is well known that during the last year and a half the great obsessions of the merengue president in the market for this have been Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haalandtwo footballers who in recent times have dealt two painful blows to the white future project: one renewing with PSG and another signing for Manchester City.

What’s more, if this already meant a great setback for Florentino’s plans, the president has taken another disappointment after the last withering decision he has made at the Bernabéu: to fire Luka Jovic.

The Serbian striker set out a few days ago for the Fiorentina to enjoy the minutes Carlo Ancelotti y Zinedine Zidane have not given you during your stay in Madrid and In just half an hour of play in his debut with the Italian team, he has shown the scoring facility that he possesses, scoring 4 goals. It should be noted that the rival the team faced was made up of footballers without a contract, but the Balkan only needed 28 minutes to show that Real Madrid was not wrong when they deposited 60 million for him and, in the same way, that he has done so by opening the exit door for him a few days ago.

The aforementioned seniority of Benzema could play a trick on the club next year and, after the setbacks with Mbappé and Haaland, Jovic could have been that reference piece in the white forward Already, despite the fact that his performances have not been entirely convincing, the Frenchman has not allowed him to have continued during his time at the Bernabeusomething that is always inconvenient for a player to show his best version.

And it is that Carlo Ancelotti has not even counted on him this season as a plan B for Karim since Mariano It has been the bet of the Italian when the Frenchman has not been in a position to play.

Now, Florentino is pulling his hair out to see how one of his big investments in recent years is paying off, but far of Thorn shell.