Nothing Works with Mourinho / Real Madrid Comeback? They Lose to Barça This Week and It's Over

Former Liverpool player believes they will lose to Barcelona and say goodbye to La Liga. This is not a convincing team.

According to "Sports Three", Real Madrid's breathtaking comeback against Rome could not remove the doubts surrounding Jose Mourinho's team. On the contrary, despite the victory, the playing style of the white team continues to provoke criticism, and one of the sharpest of them has been proposed by 48-year-old Jamie Carragher.

The former defender of Liverpool, who now works as an expert on CBS Sports, has given a very serious warning about the near future of Real Madrid and its head coach.

"It's very difficult for any coach to come to Real Madrid and be himself," Carragher said, assuring that the Portuguese coach faces big problems in imposing his ideas on the Real Madrid dressing room. He has to make the offensive linemen play. "Mourinho cannot be himself in Real Madrid."

This former English international believes that Mourinho, who is traditionally known for his strong, orderly and disciplined teams, is failing to transfer his philosophy to Real Madrid. "Mourinho is a very structured and disciplined manager," insisted Carragher. "He has shown that throughout his career, but even he cannot be like that at Real Madrid."

Carragher was even more candid in his analysis of the series of comebacks and last-minute goals that allowed Real Madrid to win the tournament. In his view, the results are masking much deeper problems.

"The comebacks are unconvincing and you feel like everything is falling apart and nothing is working," said the British expert. They are just resisting. "Mourinho has survived with claws and teeth."

A worker warning goes beyond the current function. With El Clasico looming against Barcelona, ​​the former Liverpool centre-back fears the situation could get significantly worse. "It's possible they lose against Barcelona and lose La Liga right there," he noted.

According to Carragher, Mourinho should resist despite the difficulties and keep the team on the course of winning the cups. "He has to last as long as he can and maybe he can achieve something this season in the form of winning a trophy," he concluded. This reflects the doubts that have been created about Real Madrid; A team that is capable of making improbable comebacks, but still lacks the ability to provide a sense of real solidity.