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Writing for Managing Madrid, Kiyan Sobhani outlines four major questions facing Real Madrid following the team's opening eight games of the season. The author directs these concerns to club president Florentino Perez, manager Jose Mourinho, young player Yan Diomande, and the squad's central defenders.
Sobhani argues that Perez must grant the coach full tactical control and end player-led hierarchy. The writer also urges Mourinho to hold underperforming stars like Vinicius Jr accountable, consider shifting away from the 4-2-3-1 formation, and manage defensive injuries to key center-backs effectively.
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