Cross: Real Madrid also feels unstable when leading Barcelona 2-0. Real Madrid should sign ups in the summer window

May 14th reported that Real Madrid lost to Barcelona again in the national derby, saying goodbye to the La Liga championship. Kroos discussed the game and the team's performance this season in his podcast "Einfachmal Luppen".

Kroos doesn't think that 2-0 leads can make Real Madrid feel at ease: "It's the feeling of the whole season, and even when leading 2-0, I still doubt whether the game will move in a favorable direction for Real Madrid. Frankly speaking, it's a blessing to be able to lead 2-0."

"What's really impressive is that Barcelona doesn't seem to be affected in any way. They play without fear, and you can see that Real Madrid is still full of doubts even after leading 2-0. Barcelona is very comfortable in possession, while Real Madrid lacks confidence. Surprisingly, they didn't seize the opportunity after taking the lead. It's really surprising."

Kroos analyzed the main problems facing Real Madrid this season, pointing out that injuries on the defensive end and team tactical construction are key factors: "Real Madrid has almost lost the entire line of defense. You expect Real Madrid to be able to Organizing offenses from the backcourt, but to do that, you need the right players. Most opponents press high, so it's especially difficult to compete with top teams this year. "

He also mentioned that under-rotating and excessive games have led to bad results: "It's an extremely exhausting season, and it's clear that many players have to play almost all the time, and the team has lost some games that have never been lost before. At this club, when things aren't going well, that feeling is amplified."

After the knockout against Manchester City, Kroos had a silver lining: "I didn't feel that kind of recovery, something like this can always happen. We've had a similar situation in 2019. Sometimes you go through a season like this, and if you take smart actions in the summer, I'm sure Real Madrid will be back to where they should be in the past few years."