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An article by Spanish media outlet Relevo suggests that Carlo Ancelotti has requested a revamp of Real Madrid's physical training plan during the international break to address the team's current struggles and future challenges.

Real Madrid's recent performances have been poor, and there are concerns about their physical condition. In recent games, the team's running distance has been consistently lower than their opponents. For example, they ran 10 kilometers less than Barcelona, 8 kilometers less than Stuttgart, 12 kilometers less than Lille, 6 kilometers less than Borussia Dortmund, and 5 kilometers less than Milan. Currently, the team has 25 injured players, which has raised questions about the work of the 62-year-old fitness coach, Pintus.

Some players have welcomed the coach's plans to implement a new training program during the international break and continue it throughout the season.

In a press conference before the Osasuna match, Ancelotti displayed an unusual assertiveness, implying a deeper meaning: "The problem has been identified, it's very clear. The key is to become a compact team. What is needed to achieve this? Effort, focus, and teamwork."

For the coach, the third element, teamwork on the field, is fundamental, and to achieve it, maintaining a good physical condition is necessary.

Although previously defeated, Real Madrid showed a different spirit against Osasuna, but they couldn't reach the level of last season or the desired change in direction from the coaching staff.

Therefore, Ancelotti has requested a redesign of the physical training plan during this international break and intends to continue it throughout the season. He plans to use this time, typically reserved for rest and recovery, to go back to basics and start real training. Initially, it will start with only seven available players in Valdebebas yesterday (including national team players and injured players), and then expand to the whole squad, a decision that many players support.

A growing opinion suggests the need to increase training intensity and adjust the approach. While it is understood that the schedule is tight and rest time is limited, there are voices questioning the lack of training volume. This questioning has been lingering around Ancelotti. In fact, players like Alaba have admitted that the training intensity at Bayern was much higher. Some also disagreed with the decision to give the team two days off after the disastrous derby defeat, while Barcelona continued training the next day.

In addition, Pintus, an authoritative figure in Real Madrid's hierarchy, has also come under scrutiny. He is gradually losing the support of important players in the dressing room, and the frequent injuries (25 since preseason) have brought him much attention.

Spanish media previously reported that some players doubt Pintus' training methods, calling him an "athletics coach" and believing that he struggles to adapt training methods from other sports to football. Although his professionalism and dedication are recognized, it is believed that his work has not been able to prevent the team's injury crisis.

Although denying his influence would be self-deception, insiders in the dressing room reveal that Pintus' influence is smaller than what outsiders believe. At the same time, the impact of each player's personal coach on the team's physical condition is almost equivalent to Pintus. This dual training system has caused some imbalances and raised concerns within the club, which has urged all parties to strengthen communication.

Although previous successes supported the existing strategy, the current situation of numerous injuries and most players being in poor form demands a change, as the data available to the technical team is not optimistic. In the 0-4 defeat, Real Madrid ran 10 kilometers less than Barcelona, in the 3-1 victory against Stuttgart, they ran 8 kilometers less, but the team couldn't overcome their struggles. In the 1-0 loss to Lille, they ran 12 kilometers less, in the 5-2 victory over Borussia Dortmund, they ran 6 kilometers less, and in the 1-3 loss to Milan, they ran 5 kilometers less.

From an individual perspective, Mbappe's performance against Barcelona is concerning. He ran only 8 kilometers, far below the usual level of other players who usually exceed 10 kilometers, some even reaching 12 to 13 kilometers, like the record set by Gavi two seasons ago. And physical fitness is key to executing Ancelotti's defensive plan...

This week, a warning echoed through the corridors of Valdebebas: "Either step up or get swept by Liverpool." While the 4-0 victory against Osasuna was a "remedy," the defeat of Barcelona was also uplifting, but the team remains vigilant. This is precisely why Carlo is requesting a revamp of the physical training plan. The goal is to find mechanisms for team collaboration, avoiding the disorganization issues that have plagued the team this season and bringing everyone into sync. Many point to the young Barcelona under Flick as a good reference.

Therefore, during this international break, the team intends to establish the theoretical and practical foundations for the new training system, especially considering the upcoming fixtures. After the international break, they will first face the weaker opponent Leganes, followed by a series of tough matches against Liverpool, Getafe, Athletic Bilbao, and Girona. Currently, Real Madrid is trailing Barcelona by 6 points, having played one game less, and ranks 18th in the Champions League, requiring a play-in match to enter the quarter-finals. But it is only November, providing enough time for Ancelotti's adjustments to become a turning point.

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