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Real Madrid play Roma in the Champions League for the second game of their campaign, and a lot will depend on some of the tactical changes Jose Mourinho makes f

Writer Hridyam Arora outlines three key tactical adjustments Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho must make ahead of their Champions League league phase clash against Roma on Wednesday. Following an unconvincing performance against Villarreal, the writer argues that tactical and personnel changes are necessary for Mourinho to secure a win against his former team.
According to the analysis, Bernardo Silva should return to the starting midfield to improve ball progression, while Fede Valverde ought to start on the right wing to support Trent Alexander-Arnold. Additionally, the writer highlights the defensive importance of Ibrahima Konate to neutralize Roma attackers Paulo Dybala and Donyell Malen.
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