After Eden Hazard revealed he does not speak with Carlo Ancelotti, another Real Madrid star has now revealed his frustration with his current situation. Read more ▶️
Hazard has been unhappy with his lack of minutes since returning from the FIFA World Cup in December and is expected to leave the club when the season concludes.
Brazilian winger Rodrygo has now also opened up about not being a consistent figure in Ancelotti's line-ups this season.Unlike Hazard, the 23-year-old reveals he does have a good relationship Los Blancos head coach but he is eager to get more minutes on the pitch."He is a great coach and he always helps me a lot, but I want to play more and I have already told him, but he tells me to be calm.
"I respect him, because we have very good players, but I'm there, when I'm on the field I help my team, and I want to be a starter." The Brazil international has registered ten goals and eight goals in 39 appearances across all competitions for the European champions this season.
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