Real Madrid s first match against the New Moon in the Club World Cup! As: Alonso emphasizes ball control, intensity, especially pressure

Real Madrid is preparing for the Club World Cup, and the "As" wrote an article about Real Madrid's preparations and the tactical considerations of new coach Alonso.

Western media said that Alonso did not pursue high-pressure pressing in the early stage of his coaching, but hoped that the team could maintain moderate intensity of pressure and quickly counterattack after losing the ball.

Alonso's determination to solve the team's oppression problem is one of his top priorities. On his first day in office, he called a meeting with his coaching team to discuss how to improve the team's performance. Time is tight, and they can only choose a few key points to improve. After hours of discussion, it was finally decided to focus on oppression. This is not the only question, but it is the most important one.

Real Madrid is a casual but talented team. This state must change because talent can lead to victory, but casualness can make victory unstable.

Alonso wants the team to be orderly, but he needs time. Currently, he has decided to emphasize the oppressive tactics in these days. However, he does not want the team to carry out high-intensity pressure, but rather to maintain moderate intensity. When the ball enters two-thirds of the opponent's halftime position, the team needs to start putting pressure and do it in an orderly manner. In training, this tactic will be further practiced as the team returns. In fact, the plan is to gradually correct mistakes during the group stage. The opponent is relatively weak, which gives the team some chance to breathe.

Real Madrid will not retreat from defense without the ball, but will instead exert effective pressure on about 70% of the court positions.

Alonso hopes that the team will quickly counterattack within seconds of losing the ball. Even if you don't succeed in the end, try to do so. In addition, he emphasized the importance of attitude. In the first training, facing 21 players (only 15 of whom participated in the training, including 10 youth training players), he made it clear that he would put in 200% of his efforts and hoped that every player could do the same. He has gone all out and worked hard to improve the team's performance every minute. He emphasizes ball control, strength and pressure. These are his first three guidelines. The goal is to make the team more compact and correct this long-troubled problem as soon as possible.