Real Madrid President furious tells one Madrid player to pack His bag and leave by January after terrible performance against AC Milan in the Champions League today

Real Madrid fans made their frustrations clear during the team’s Champions League match against AC Milan at the Santiago Bernabéu on Wednesday.

From the stands, the home supporters expressed their dissatisfaction with the team’s performance, widely viewed as disappointing and lackluster, especially during the first half.

The match marked Carlo Ancelotti’s squad’s return to European competition, facing a Milan side known for its competitive edge. However, Real Madrid’s play fell below expectations for much of the half, leaving fans disillusioned and vocal about their disappointment.

Despite entering as Spanish champions and one of Europe’s most esteemed teams, Real looked far from their dominant form of the previous season. This was apparent through several errors, a lack of cohesion, and a noticeable absence of the usual intensity expected of the Blancos.

As the first half ended, Real Madrid trailed 2-1, with AC Milan’s Malick Thiaw and Álvaro Morata scoring effective finishes. The visitors capitalized on their chances, putting Madrid on the defensive and further fueling the crowd’s dissatisfaction.

Supporters watching intently grew increasingly upset as Real Madrid struggled to match the attacking pace set by their opponents. Milan’s goals highlighted Madrid’s challenges, especially in defensive coordination and midfield pressing, leaving the team vulnerable on multiple occasions.

As halftime neared, frustration in the stadium peaked, with fans openly showing their discontent through boos, jeers, and whistles as the players exited the pitch.

This vocal criticism reflected the high standards Madrid’s supporters hold, expecting top performances, particularly in the Champions League.

With Ancelotti’s team back in the locker room, it became evident that addressing the crowd’s concerns and improving for the second half was essential. For Real Madrid, the focus was now on regrouping, finding their rhythm, and meeting the reputation they’ve built as one of Europe’s elite clubs.

The team faced the challenging task of turning the game around and restoring the faith of their passionate fans, whose vocal disapproval underscored how far the performance had fallen short of expectations.