0 appearances in 8 rounds, New Ronaldo cannot compete for Gonzalo, tragically ignored by Alonso, becoming a Real Madrid spectator

There is no doubt that since entering the new La Liga season, the most depressed person in Real Madrid's team is not the 19-year-old Brazilian star Enderick. After the first eight rounds of La Liga, he has not received a one-minute chance to play so far, and has completely become a redundant person under the tactical system of coach Alonso.

We know that Enderick suffered an injury at the end of last season, which made him miss the Club World Cup and the preseason, including many official games after Alonso took over Real Madrid. Although he has recovered from his physical condition and has been practicing with the first team for three weeks, because the team has a lot of talents in the team and the competition is very fierce, this talented star, who was once hailed by the outside world as Brazil's "New Ronaldo", can only watch and cannot do it off the court, and become a spectator of Real Madrid.

It is worth mentioning that Enderick's situation is in sharp contrast with the 21-year-old Spanish golden boy Gonzalo. Gonzalo is Enderick's most direct competitor at present. Both of them are competing for the few remaining playing time outside of Mbappe. However, in the past 8 rounds of La Liga, Gonzalo has won a total of 5 appearances, while Enderick has played 0 so far and has been completely forgotten by Alonso.

Endrik could not compete with Gonzalo. Alonso's tactical system relies more on forwards who have both fulcrum capabilities and defensive contributions. Gonzalo's height of 1.82 meters brings a 58% success rate in the penalty area. The data of 1.2 steals per 90 minutes just fits the coach's comprehensive requirements for the forward line. Enderick, whose height of 1.73 meters has made him suffer in the high-intensity confrontation in La Liga. The 34% success rate and 0.9 steals are both different from the tactical needs. What's even more fatal is that Gonzalo locked in the position with his 4 goals and 1 assist in the Club World Cup, and Enderick's injury just allowed his opponent to seize the opportunity to go up.

Real Madrid spent nearly 50 million euros to sign Enderick last summer, and the deal has now become the focus of outside doubts. This summer, the club considered lending Enderick to exercise, but eventually chose to stay with the team and the players themselves. This decision now looks more like a lose-lose: Enderick's competitive state declined due to lack of actual combat, and Real Madrid's high investment has also fallen into the embarrassment of "idle devaluation". In addition, because he could not get a chance to play in Real Madrid, Enderick was also abandoned by the Brazilian national team. Real Madrid's deal is a "three losses".

From "Neo Ronaldo" who was highly expected by the outside world to being abandoned by Alonso without a ball to become a Real Madrid spectator, Enderick's trip to the Bernabeu has just begun to suffer a fatal critical blow. So, can Enderick still make a counterattack in Real Madrid and change his life? Let's wait and see.