
Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz expressed his growing frustration over Real Madrid's inconsistent early-season performances, admitting that watching his boyhood club has become painful.
Speaking to Stats Perform in London ahead of the Laver Cup, the seven-time Grand Slam champion voiced dissatisfaction with Real Madrid's recent displays under manager Jose Mourinho. Following a 2-1 derby defeat against rivals Atlético Madrid at the Metropolitano and dropping points against Real Betis, Los Blancos sit fourth in the La Liga standings with 15 points—six points behind league leaders Barcelona. Alcaraz emphasized that despite the squad's immense individual talent, the team needs higher on-field intensity, rhythm, and tactical refinement to compete with other top-performing European clubs.
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