Mbappé's frustration, Mourinho's return: Real Madrid's plan to become a winning machine again

Kylian Mbappé is reportedly growing impatient with Real Madrid's trophy drought since his high-profile move to the Spanish capital. Having won only the UEFA Super Cup upon his arrival, the French forward is said to be frustrated by the club's subsequent failures, including missing out on major titles.

Real Madrid is determined to avoid another "season blanche" (white season, meaning no trophies) and is actively working on squad improvements and addressing internal tensions. The club is reportedly looking to leverage the return of manager José Mourinho and strategic signings to restore its dominance.

Last season was described as a "disastrous exercise" for Real Madrid, marked by a failed gamble on manager Xabi Alonso and a poor overall performance. Mbappé himself faced criticism and was reportedly booed by fans, leading to a public clash with the then-coach. The article suggests that Mbappé's presence has been associated with friction and misfortune, a narrative the club aims to overcome.

With the transfer market active and Mourinho back at the helm, Real Madrid is focused on winning titles again. The club's ambition is clear: to return to being a "winning machine." However, the article notes that Mbappé's own aspirations and the club's need to manage his integration and potential impact on team dynamics remain key factors.

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We have to win. I am sure that this year, we will win titles again. That is what we want and that is what will happen.