Real Madrid's most notable change is by far the change of head coach on the bench and the resulting tactical regression. The news of coach Jose Mourinho's surprise return, known as the 'Special One', came as a huge shock to soccer fans. This is not a simple appointment of a manager, but is interpreted as a key bet for President Perez's re-election and an intention to re-establish strong leadership within the club. With the return of coach Mourinho and the addition of Khedira, his former persona, Real Madrid is showing a strong will to recreate the glory days of the past. However, there are still question marks over whether these radical changes will fit with the club's long-term vision.

In the player recruitment market, Real Madrid is showing actions that are literally close to 'indiscriminate bombing'. They are shaking up the order of the market by not only targeting Liverpool's key player Arnold as a free agent, but also offering an astronomical amount of money to recruit the rival team's ace. In particular, the signing of Cucurella, a former Barcelona youth player, appears to be a strategic choice to stimulate rivalry and at the same time broaden the squad. Additionally, the fact that names like Haaland's names continue to be mentioned proves how aggressively President Perez is investing to win the election. While this excessive investment may delight fans, it also raises concerns about financial sustainability.

Behind the flashy recruitment, there is also a harsh reality surrounding the organization of the squad. The situation in which PSG set a specific valuation for Lee Kang-in and left open the possibility of a transfer is one of the butterfly effects derived from Real Madrid's extensive squad reorganization process. In this transfer market, where big clubs are intertwined, the process of determining the price of a specific player and deciding his future clearly shows the business nature of modern soccer. As the number of players on Real Madrid's recruitment list increases, existing resources are forced into a harsh competition to survive where they must prove their worth. Ultimately, this is a point where individual player career management and the club's management philosophy directly collide.

However, not all recruitment rumors are welcomed. The incident in which manager Jurgen Klopp directly expressed his displeasure at rumors of his appointment to Real Madrid is an example of how a club's indiscriminate media play can lead to a huge backlash. The political battle surrounding President Perez and the legal response controversy that arises in the process clearly shows how sensitive a time Real Madrid is currently going through. The attitude of going to any lengths to achieve spectacular results such as recruiting sometimes damages the club's reputation and causes fatigue to its members. Ultimately, it is no exaggeration to say that Real Madrid's future will depend on how effectively it can control this internal noise.