"Eh, Real Madrid actually brought on Hector!"
"Looks like Enriquez was still injured in the previous match. I wonder how serious it is."
"Alpha is playing center forward, while Hector is playing attacking midfielder. Some newer fans may not know this, but although Hector's position at Real Madrid has been midfield and defensive midfield, he was actually... an attacking midfielder in his early years."
"However, after Zizo joined the team, Hector had no choice but to change positions. Later, when Izelet joined, it became even more impossible for him to appear in that role."
"Hector's form has declined badly this season. Cheloti's arrangement may be an attempt to give Hector another chance and see whether he can be revitalized."
"But I don't think it'll be easy. After all, Hector has played defensive midfield for so many years. He can't go back."
On the pitch, Hector's performance indeed failed to surprise most fans.
His handling of the ball greatly affected Real Madrid's attacking rhythm.
Although a technical defensive midfielder was also mainly responsible for distributing the ball, the purpose of his passing was completely different from that of an attacking midfielder.
For a technical defensive midfielder, the foremost priority in passing was safety.
Hector had not done well enough in that position, but that did not mean he had not wanted to do well. Most of his passes were made with safety in mind.
But an attacking midfielder... needed to be incisive!
For the moment, Hector truly could not adapt.
Especially since his dribbling and breakthrough ability was not particularly strong. After all, a defensive midfielder with strong dribbling and breakthrough ability was definitely not a good defensive midfielder.
And he was not fast, either.
The moment Hector had the ball, Real Madrid's attack instantly dropped from fifth gear to second,