Mourinho has Madrid's needed troublemaker
Real Madrid faces a challenge in defining the role of midfielder Fadi Valverde for the upcoming season. Experts advise that he should not be relied upon as a traditional playmaker but rather as a "troublemaker" who moves freely to disrupt the opposition’s organization—through pressing, sprinting with the ball, and covering spaces. This approach aligns with coach José Mourinho’s philosophy. The proposal is to give him the freedom to operate all over the field rather than assigning him a fixed role, compensating for his absence by signing another player to organize play, thus leveraging his physical strength and constant movement. This method aims to make Valverde a key element in transforming defensive organization into wide-ranging attacks, supporting the team efficiently—especially since there is a need for a player who controls the game’s tempo from deep, following the failure of the Rodrigo Hernández deal. Therefore, the optimal role for Valverde is to be an active element that causes chaos for the opposing team and enhances Real Madrid's build-up and attacking capabilities, while maintaining his role as a disruptive "troublemaker" for rivals.
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