According to reports from AS, Real Madrid plans to have Mbappé initiate more attacks from outside the box next season, giving him more space and favorable positions to shoot from the edge of the penalty area.
It is reported that in the new season, Mourinho will continue to use the traditional 4-2-3-1 formation he has employed for over a decade. In this system, Vinícius will drop back slightly, while Bellingham will play further forward.
When the plan is implemented, they will be able to provide the necessary attacking thrust: allowing Mbappé to frequently launch attacks from outside the box with sufficient space to run and favorable positions to shoot from the edge of the penalty area.
It is too early to discuss the final structure, but the foundation has been laid. This is an ecosystem designed to both unleash Mbappé's potential and provide him with support, an ecosystem that also extends beyond the pitch. Beyond the direct sporting impact, the new signings have also contributed to this dynamic.
Konaté is Mbappé's compatriot, Mbappé and Dumfries share a good relationship—Thuram previously stated that Dumfries and Mbappé communicated via video call during the World Cup, and Bernardo Silva has been a close friend for many years (they played together at Monaco).
There are still many steps ahead, and the club is working to sign at least one center-back and one midfielder. Regarding midfield, there are currently two popular candidates: Matheus Fernandes and Enzo, but signing either faces a common obstacle: their asking price is too high.
However, regardless of the final outcome, one key factor remains unchanged: Mbappé is the core of this team; he is regarded as the team's standard-bearer, leader, and pillar. Mbappé is expected to return after a few weeks of preseason preparation, and the team has high expectations for him.
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