Fairness was an extremely extravagant thing for anyone.
It was like how many people envied everything Yang Yang possessed now, while Yang Yang envied Messi's innate talent.
Some people said that when God closed a door for you, He would often open a window as well.
Everyone had their own strengths, so there was no absolute fairness in this world.
As a professional player, Yang Yang felt that Mourinho using statistics to criticize De Bruyne was indeed unfair to him. However, as a professional head coach, Mourinho also had the pressure of results. He would certainly choose the players who best fit his tactical philosophy and were the strongest, and there was nothing wrong with that either.
This was an unsolvable knot!
Now, the competition De Bruyne faced at Real Madrid was fiercer than ever.
This summer, Real Madrid had lost two midfielders, Xavi Alonso and Herrera, but had simultaneously brought in Toni Kroos and De Bruyne. As a result, the competition in Real Madrid's midfield remained intense—or had even become fiercer.
Toni Kroos had come to Real Madrid wearing the halo of a world champion. His transfer fee was indeed not high, but his salary was quite high among midfielders. This represented the club's assessment of his status. In fact, from a realistic perspective, Toni Kroos ranked ahead of local youngsters Isco and Illarramendi in the midfield pecking order.
As for De Bruyne, his current role was also rather vague. He could play several positions, including either wing and midfield. Ancelotti treated him like a utility player, sending him wherever he was needed. The problem was that Real Madrid currently had no injuries and a full squad, so naturally, he could not get onto the pitch.
Many times, he could not even make the squad.
Was Ancelotti prejudiced against