Ancelotti and Davide's Response to Atlético for Their Tweets: 'They Lack Elegance'

There Are Only Hours Left for the Madrid classic. Carlo Ancelotti's pupils are moving forward with the final stages of preparation for this very important match for the future of LaLiga, as it could change all trends. In the offices of Valdebebas, they have also made it clear that this match is a must-win.

As expected, the controversy is served. Not only because of the actions Real Madrid has taken after the particular refereeing they suffered at the RCDE Stadium, but also because of Atlético de Madrid's reactions on social media. The official X account of the colchonero entity has launched several messages that have only "heated up" the spirits before this very important match.

The tension has increased since Atlético de Madrid published its "guides for the classic" or a message of support "to the refereeing team and their family and friends". That last message, a supposed show of solidarity and defense of the refereeing collective, has continued with a controversy that already has a reply from Real Madrid's coaching staff.

The information published by MARCA reveals Carlo and Davide Ancelotti's opinion regarding these incendiary messages before the classic, completely removed from soccer. Besides the negative surprise regarding that communication strategy, the coaching staff understands that "they lack elegance" regarding the professionals... both from the white club itself and from their own coaches and footballers.

They Have It Very Clear

This important statement coming from the local bench at Santiago Bernabéu is shared by all Madridists. The controversy is always present in a Madrid classic, but these messages and gratuitous attacks from Atlético de Madrid have heightened that very negative feeling.

From the white club's coaching staff, they are clear that this type of publication, especially before a Madrid classic, doesn't make much sense or have a place. That's why they have decided to respond only to the comments directly launched against Real Madrid itself, as Carlo Ancelotti himself did in his last press conference.

Real Madrid, despite that perception about Atlético de Madrid's messages, wants to stay away from all controversy. The 'replys' indirectly through the new jersey number of Sergio Ramos at Rayados de Monterrey have been the only official reply the white entity has offered to that harassment.

Now everything is in the hands of the competitive and sporting side, solely the responsibility of the coaching staff led by Carlo and Davide Ancelotti. All Madridists expect an unwavering victory in tonight's match at Santiago Bernabéu to definitively close this striking and exhausting controversy.