Bernabeu s new favorite Gulaire PK Camp Nou Golden Boy Yamal: The talent battle in the Western Premier League on May 11

In the 34th round of La Liga on May 4, Real Madrid defeated Celta 3-2, 19-year-old Turkish teenager Guerre became the focus of the game. He used a wonderful long shot to penetrate the opponent's goal and also gave Mbappe a key assist. As he left the field, the applause of the Bernabeu stadium was thundering, and fans paid tribute to the new star with cheers.

So far this season, Gulaire has handed in 5 goals and 9 assists. The seemingly ordinary data, when he only had 1471 minutes of playing time, instantly became full of gold.

His goals exceeded that of Modric, Joan Ammeni, Camavenga and other main midfielders, and even more than Celeros who played 300 minutes.

What is more worth mentioning is that his average efficiency of scoring one goal every 216 minutes is far superior to Barcelona star Yamal's 321 minutes per goal.

Although Gulaire proved himself with his performance, the fans' doubts never stopped. Real Madrid has been in an offensive deadlock many times this season. If we give this "goal-scoring midfielder" more opportunities earlier, can we break the dilemma earlier?

data shows that when Gulaire was on the court, Real Madrid's pass success rate in the third zone increased by 8%, and the number of key passes increased by 12%. Such an "offensive catalyst" has been on the bench for a long time, no wonder fans say "I can't understand An Shuai's tactics."

Faced with the outside world's doubts about Guillail's playing time, Ancelotti said, "He is different now than he used to be."

On May 11, Montjoch Stadium will usher in a focus game - Real Madrid vs. Barcelona, ​​and the head-on match between Guerre and Yamal has attracted much attention.

The two new stars born in the 2000s, one is the new favorite of the Bernabeu and the other is the Nou Golden Boy. Every confrontation between them may become a microcosm of the "Swiss Super League" competition in the next decade.

And for Guiller, this game may be the best stage to prove that he deserves more playing time. The story of Gulaire reflects the commonality of young geniuses’ growth: talent is the stepping stone, and self-discipline is the pass.

Now he has proved his transformation with his actions, and the remaining problems test Ancelotti's employing wisdom.

When "data crushing" encounters "tactical considerations", can Real Madrid coach let go of prejudice and give this star more chance to prove himself? Perhaps, the applause from the Bernabeu has given the answer.