From what I've seen, Alonso and Ancelotti bring diverse styles to the game. Ancelotti has this vast experience, and his calm demeanor has always won the dressing room. Remember, he has 15 titles with Real! But Alonso, being a former player, is like that fresh energy any team could use. He's super strategic and focuses a lot on grooming young talent.

My friend from Spain was saying that Alonso's coaching at Bayer Leverkusen showed he really emphasizes quick transitions and ball control, unlike Ancelotti, who's more about structured play. That's what could make Real Madrid's style more dynamic and aggressive on the field.

So, while Ancelotti's exit might make some fans nervous, Alonso's past with Madrid and understanding of the club's culture could make for an exciting shift. Let's see if he brings those two amazing strikers, Lautaro and Gyökeres, to make the attack even stronger!