How Real Madrid could line up with Kylian Mbappe?

Real Madrid have yet again become the champions of the UEFA Champions League, winning the marquee European club trophy for the 15th time. The Los Blancos also won their 36th La Liga and have been sensational throughout the season. Despite injuries, Carlo Ancelotti's side did not let their fans down and performed consistently in the 2023/24 season. They have been one of the strongest sides in Europe, and ahead of the next season, they have added more firepower. 

The Spanish Giants have signed Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer. The French superstar has already signed the contract and the club has also made the official announcement for the footballer. The 25-year-old footballer will be presented in front of the fans after he comes back from the UEFA Euro 2024. The forward has been exceptional over the years and linking up with one of the most dangerous striking forces in the upcoming season. 

With the likes of Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo, and Jude Bellingham upfront and now the firepower of Mbappe will be added, they will be cruising over the defence of the opponents and make time difficult for them. The Italian manager will have a tough time in the dressing room with a bunch of superstars in it. 

Will Ancelotti be able to manage a Starcast lineup?

After Mbappe's inclusion, they will shift to a 4-3-3 formation, with Rodrygo and Vini operating from both the wings and Mbappe running down the middle and Aurelien Tchoumeni alongside Federico Valverde will be playing as the holding midfielder and Jude Bellingham will be a little ahead of both of two. In the middle of the park, they will be having the options of Luka Modric and Eduardo Camavinga coming in as substitutes. 

They will also have the backup option upfront with the Brazilian wonderkid Endrick joining their side. He has been impressive for the Palmeiras scoring lots of goals. However, he will not be starting the games with the France striker upfront but in a full superstar team, he will learn a lot under Ancelotti.