“Richarlison is a modern striker, not very sharp on his feet, but he has fantastic times and is very coordinated. He is among the best," Carlo Ancelotti said when asked about the Brazilian striker he worked with during his days as Everton manager.
Ancelotti then went on to comment on the next generation of strikers:
"We are in a transition phase: we are running out of Ibrahimovic, Ronaldo, Suarez, Cavani," Ancelotti said.
"Messi and Benzema are 35, and Lewandowski will be next year. The new ones are Mbappe, Richarlison, Haaland, Alvarez and Nunez. I didn't know Goncalo Ramos,” Ancelotti adds.
Ancelotti makes some pretty decent picks here. All the players mentioned are already taking the football world by storm, including Ramos who scored a hat-trick for Portugal earlier this week.
Real Madrid will do well to sign one of the six strikers to take the scoring burden off Benzema before Endrick matures.
