How do you feel that Real Madrid s two potential defenders are not open to defense?

Marcelo is a good use in FIFA.

Marcelo has always been like that defensively, and the assists are okay.

Real Madrid should buy a good left-back.

If Heinze hadn't gone, Marcelo would have been able to get mixed up.

The main thing is that it doesn't work together.,It's a little rusty.,Slowly run in.,I want to be stuck when I was stuck.。。。

First. The two of them are too focused on attacking, and there are gains and losses.

Second. They are still relatively young, and the position of defender requires a lot of experience, such as positioning, supplementing defense, etc., and being young is to learn again.

Third. I have to say that their bodies are indeed a little soft, and the defenders must have a lot of physical contact with people, and these two bodies can't carry people at all.

Marcelo likes to attack too much as a full-back. The defense is poor.

Drenthe is physically strong as a winger, but he has not yet learned to use his body and is reckless.

A player on the central axis is the top priority for a team, and a poor centre-back will drive your goalkeeper crazy. And what about the poor full-backs? Inventory of Real Madrid's history on the "top10" worst defenders.

Danilo joined Real Madrid for a transfer fee of 31.5 million euros, but his performance did not match his value. During his two seasons at Real Madrid, he made only 56 appearances.

The England centre-back joined Real Madrid from Newcastle in 2004 for a fee of €22 million. A muscle injury kept him out of action for the entire season, and an own goal against Atletico a year later sent him out of Real Madrid and he soon returned to England.

One million more than the previous one, the Argentine centre-back joined Real Madrid for 23 million euros thanks to his outstanding performances at Roma. However, his performances on the central axis did not live as expected, and although he scored two goals in 30 games, he returned to Italy at the end of the season. Then nine seasons at Inter completely turned him into a leading idol.

Dutch midfielder and full-back Drenthe was impressed at the Under-21 European Championship and soon caught Real Madrid's interest. However, he was unable to link up with the rest of the Blancos and although he scored from 30 yards out against Sevilla in the Spanish Super Cup, his form has been slipping ever since. The way he played, his personality and his fascination with Madrid's nightlife eventually led him to leave Real Madrid.

Nicknamed "The Tiger", he completed 21 games at Real Madrid, but the pressure of competing with other centre-backs prevented him from maintaining his form and eventually left. He won the Champions League in 2000 and then left for Milan, Benfica, Real Sociedad and Olympiacos.

The Brazilian full-back in the 90s had a bit of Cafu's pace, but left Madrid after just three games and returned to Brazil. In Brazil, he played for São Paulo and Cruzeiro and won the Copa Libertadores.

Another right wing-back in the 90s, but this time it was the Portuguese. In 1995 by Real Madrid from Porto**. He struggled to replace Sanchez Flores on the flanks and was disappointed to return to Porto to win many accolades.

Another right wing-back came to Real Madrid to take the place of the main full-back, but was unsuccessful. He joined Real Madrid from River Plate in 2005 and after 19 games, he was abandoned by then Real Madrid coach Fabio Capello. He then moved to Zaragoza where he played for six seasons.

The Serbian centre-back was not part of Real Madrid's recruitment plans, but the club's president at the time, Mendoza Mendoza, saw his performance at the World Cup in Italy, and decided to make the next bet and invest 200 million pesetas (Spain's old currency) in him. And after 25 games in one season, he left Osaka.

A Frenchman who can play as both a full-back and a winger. But at Real Madrid, you can't see his good performances. After being loaned to Real Madrid by West Ham, he did not play more than 60 minutes throughout the season. And his most eye-catching attraction was actually napping on the bench at the Bernabeu.

Although many people are as cute as Marcelo, you don't have a good game.

Isn't Real Madrid's defense good enough? Cassie - the world's number one goalkeeper, Ramos, one of the best right-backs in the world, just lacks a bit of professionalism, after all, bringing him to the Bernabeu is to develop him into the future captain of Real Madrid, please respect yourself. If nothing else, it's a record-breaking yellow card.

Pepe, needless to say, the derby fiasco was the absence of the Portuguese, an absolute world-class defender. Cannavaro, the former World Footballer of the Year, is just a little older, but he is still world-class, otherwise the old woman would not have recalled him, right? Only left-back is a little worse, but Marcelo is also doing well, not to mention that the Brazilian is still young and has a bright future.

At the back, Diarra's performance is undoubted, but I disagree with what the buddy upstairs said about Gago. The reason is just a look at his performances and stats on the field. Not much to say.

I still think there is no problem with the squad, the key is that the club is turbulent, the manager is unstable, there is no stable environment, a unified long-term character. Just thinking about what Real Madrid people see now, compared with Barcelona, from the youth team to the first team, Real Madrid just lacks a character, a character of its own.

The above is also my personal opinion, there are shortcomings, please point out, I am also a die-hard of Real Madrid, I hope Real Madrid will get better.

Real Madrid - number one in the world, unbeatable!!

It should be a matter of team building ideas Real Madrid's defense is actually not bad At least it is better than Barcelona Cassie (the world's top goalkeeper, better than Barcelona's Valdés) Cannavaro (former World Footballer, although the state has declined greatly, but it is always better than Barcelona's Pique) Pepe, worth 3000w World-class defender In the fiasco to Barcelona, it was because of the lack of him.

Sergio Ramos, one of the best right-backs in the world, is not a matter of strength.

Left-back: This position should be Real Madrid's weakness.

It's mainly a matter of midfield... Because most of Real Madrid's midfielders are attacking and their defense is relatively weak, the requirements for the midfielders are also quite high at this time. But obviously Real Madrid's back is still poor...

The back waist can't do a role... So I can't control the midfield. Losing is also inevitable.

So the Real Madrid defenders look too weak.

The boss has always wanted to use offense instead of defense.

In fact, I personally think that any one of these lines of defense is indispensable, because Ramos often assists forward, and without Pepe's large area of defense, Real Madrid's defense will be wreaked havoc by the opposing wingers. Once Ramos is relegated to the centre-back position, the right-back position can only be given to Salgado or Miguel Torres, the former is 30 and obviously not physically able to support a high-intensity game, while Miguel Torres is not bad at playing black, but his speed cannot keep up with the opponent's dexterous wingers. Heinze's role on the left side is the same as that of Sergio Ramos, and when the left-back position is left to Fernando Torres or Marcelo or even Drenthe, they all have different weaknesses.

Marcelo has more than enough offense and insufficient defense, especially air defense, and Drenthe is unable to return quickly. Cannavaro's back-to-back protection is also essential, because Pepe and Metzeld are both slow to turn (Metzelder is worse), Heinze turns well, but he and Pepe do not have a tacit understanding, and Heinze's position should be played at left-back in the eyes of Real Madrid's management and coaches. Therefore, Pepe is a very important person in this defensive line, if these four people are on the field at the same time, the defensive line formed will be a mountain for the opposing attacking players, which is difficult to overcome.

The reason why Real Madrid's backline is so poor, I think it is related to Real Madrid's tactical arrangement and the ability to counter-grab on the spot in the midfield, Ramos on the side is really not good at defense, hey, Cassie is still stable, if it weren't for Cassie Real Madrid, I really don't know what Sevilla would have been like yesterday

The managers have taken the money to buy the striker.