By Mekonnen Almaw
The recent drama-filled situation of the Whites has become the talk of the football world.
Los Blancos, who were forced to end the season without a trophy, are telling us new stories every day.
The past few weeks have been filled with new stories at the world's most powerful club, the Spanish club.
The incredible fight between Valverde and Xhuameni; the wide palm of Rudiger that landed hard on Carreras' face; Coach Arbelao's conversation with eight players; the grouping of players by language and nationality; Kylian Mbappe's lack of trust in the medical team and his alleged affair with his girlfriend, which put the club's interests aside, and the collection of signatures from millions of fans, are among the most ridiculous, surprising and tragic events that have recently taken place at the home of Los Blancos.
Previously built on a strict code of conduct and known for its unity and solidarity against power, Real Madrid is now seen as a club whose players are divided into groups based on race, color, language and nationality, smearing mud on the white flag of their unity.
The conflict that is taking place even among the top players who are considered leaders in the house of Los Merengues has also become a major topic.
A few days ago, the funny defender Anthony Rudiger, who is a role model for many players in the dressing room and is also known for his leadership skills, was the subject of a heated debate when he slapped Alvaro Carreras.
At the time, sources close to the Real Madrid dressing room reported the incident and the world of football thought it was 'good' that such a thing had happened in that powerful and formidable club.
This unexpected slap by Rudiger worried the dressing room at the time, and the player tried to calm the tension by inviting his teammates and staff to dinner and apologizing.
But the problem continued to worsen and a fundamental solution could not be found.
The fighting spirit that entered the White Village after Rudiger's black shirt was baptized with a pen, but it has found another entrance and has emerged anew.
The day before yesterday, Wednesday, a fight broke out between Oriel Chuwameni and Fede Valverde at their training ground. Marca, which is close to the club, had already reported the incident, and since then, several sources have confirmed this event in different ways.
The whole story of the two players' fight began on Wednesday morning.
The two players got into an argument after Chuwameni felt that Valverde had been too aggressive during training on Wednesday morning. The argument escalated into a heated argument and continued in the dressing room after training. The incident appeared to have escalated when team members intervened to smooth the situation over.
When Valverde arrived at training on Thursday, he shook hands with everyone except Chuamenyi. Chuamenyi extended his hand to greet him, but Valverde refused to shake it.
During the training session that day, Valverde was seen repeatedly making hard tackles on Chuamenyi.
At this point, Chuamenyi asked Valverde, "Stop, don't hurt me, don't do anything to me." Other players also said to Valverde, "Stop," but the player was unable to stop.
The players were divided into two groups during the training session that continued. The coaching staff also put Valverde and Chuwameni in the same team in an attempt to defuse the conflict. At this time, Valverde was heard to say to his teammate, "You're lucky you're in the same team with me so you don't have to face me."
When the training session was over and they returned to the dressing room, Chuwameni called Valverde to come over. Valverde insulted him in return. When the two began to argue, Chuwameni challenged Valverde to a punch.
Valverde was said to have fallen, his head bleeding on the table.
He was also said to have lost consciousness and some memories. The atmosphere in the room at this time was said to be very tense.
Chouhan was also shocked by his actions, and it was learned that Fede Valverde, who was rushed to the hospital after Valverde was injured, returned to Valdebebas from the hospital last night.
Federico Valverde, after being released from the hospital, explained in a message shared last night that his head was not hit by a teammate and that it was just a verbal exchange.
The player also wrote in a message shared on his social media page, “My teammate did not hit me and I did not hit him.”
However, it is clear that this post shared by the player was not intended to defuse the issue, but is completely far from the truth.
With this, it was announced that the player will not participate in El Clasico. Doctors have reportedly told him to rest from training and matches for at least 1 week after a serious head injury.
In addition, following this shocking incident, Real Madrid has become very angry with Xhuameni and Valverde. It is said that if the players continue like this, the club may take action that could even lead to the sale of players.
Of course, the world has known about the Xhuameni and Valverde issues, but it is known that the entire Los Blancos team spirit has been shaken.
The team is currently divided in great tension. It is said that all the players are only talking to their fellow countrymen and teammates who speak the same language.
It is known that none of the players are listening to coach Alviro and
the number of players who have stopped talking to the coach has reached 8.
In addition, information is coming out from close sources that "Vinicius and Mbappe are expected to be released next." However, despite these rumors, Kylian Mbappe has stated that his relationship with Vinicius Junior is strong and that there is no possibility of a conflict there.
Worse, the campaign that has recently begun against Kylian Mbappe, who seems to be a target for the club, has become another test for Real Madrid's dressing room.
Recently, a Real Madrid fan started a campaign with the slogan "Mevagissey out of Real Madrid" with the aim of getting 200,000 votes, and the number has now exceeded 40 million.
This is the largest number of signatures collected for a player in the history of football, surpassing the online petition that was once launched to "Stop the unpaid loans given to the world's poorest countries."
As a result, this Real Madrid fan petition has also been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records. The previous record for online signature collection was 20 million. Now, Madrid fans have broken the record by reaching 40 million in just 24 hours.
However, it is doubtful that this petition for Mbappe to leave Madrid was signed only by Real Madrid fans.
Because it is believed that fans who hate Real Madrid, mainly Barcelona and Atletico Madrid, as well as PSG, who have lost to them, can participate.
Following this, many are asking what is the relationship between Mbappe and his fans that has made him so popular?
The biggest problem is that Mbappe is not only with his fans, but also with his players.
Real Madrid players, on the other hand, are said to be looking to Vinicius Junior as their leader rather than Mbappe and are starting to isolate Mbappe.
One of the reasons for this is that Real Madrid have won five consecutive games without Mbappe due to injury, and have only won one of the six games since Mbappe returned from injury, leading players and fans to believe that Mbappe's presence is hurting them.
In addition, French star Kylian Mbappe is currently out of action in Madrid until he recovers from his recent injury.
