Carlo Ancelotti and Florentino Perez have already received the bad news: "We don't know what's wrong with him"

Carlo Ancelotti and Florentino Perez have already received the bad news: "We don't know what's wrong with him"

The club hopes to find a solution to this problem, which is giving it more than one headache.

The most followed football club in the world, Real Madrid will begin tomorrow at the Ciudad Deportiva in Valdebebas to prepare for the confrontation against Valencia, in a day postponed by the Spanish Super Cup, in which the meringues aspire to cut points from one of the top 10 football clubs with most fans in the world in 2023, Barcelona.

Carlo Ancelotti, who wants his players to be very focused in the coming weeks, wants to avoid any 'distraction' to his squad, which is facing a terrible schedule.

However, Reggiolo's man continues to be especially concerned about the pitch at the Santiago Bernabéu, which is not going through its best moment.

The playing field of the Madrid stadium is being a real headache for the club's sports managers, who do not finish seeing the engramado at the highest level.

The grass, which was already changed at the end of September 2022, continues to accumulate problems, something that has been visible to those who follow Real Madrid on television.

Against Real Sociedad, some obvious bald spots began to be seen and the movement of the ball was clearly irregular.

Worst of all, the operators and experts who have been caring for this new lawn for months can't find the magic potion and the most painful phrase has already arrived in the ears of Florentino Pérez and Carlo Ancelotti, the one they didn't want to hear: "We don't really know what It happens to the field, but it doesn't take root well”.

Madrid has an obvious problem with the current turf which, furthermore, with the very low temperatures that the capital of Spain is suffering does not help at all to improve the green mat of the Chamartín stadium, which continues to progress in the works, pending to be inaugurated next summer.