Real Madrid is engulfed in anger.

Real Madrid's failure in the Champions League has angered fans.

The humiliating defeat against Arsenal not only extinguished their European dreams but also triggered a profound crisis of confidence. Instead of empty words of comfort, the Santiago Bernabeu stands now trembled with angry boos, directed at both the club's hierarchy and manager Carlo Ancelotti, echoing calls for a radical personnel revolution.

The season began with brilliant rays of hope, painting a picture of a mighty Real Madrid, ready to conquer any peak. However, harsh reality dealt a fatal blow, as the "Decimoquinta" dream shattered at the hands of Arsenal.

A series of devastating defeats (reaching a haunting 12 losses) coupled with a lackluster and lifeless style of play has put "Los Blancos" in a difficult position in the race for prestigious titles. Disappointment is widespread, and merciless criticism is directed at the management's superficial preparation and their inability to fill key gaps, especially after the departure of playmaker Toni Kroos.

A survey by Marca, a newspaper close to Real Madrid, clearly revealed the resentment of the fans. More than 40% of participants believed that the root of the defeat lay in the lack of vision and strategic planning on the part of the leadership. Another 20% criticized the lackluster performance of the players on the field.

However, the storm of anger remains focused on Carlo Ancelotti's position. An overwhelming majority, nearly 70% of Madridistas, believe it's time for the Italian strategist to step down, despite his historically significant contributions. Many believe that allowing Ancelotti to lead the team in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup would be a fitting tribute to his illustrious career.

Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly about to leave the club.

The calls for a squad overhaul also echoed strongly from the stands. Patience was running out, and fans were not hesitant to demand drastic changes in the summer transfer window. According to a survey, Xabi Alonso, the mastermind behind Bayer Leverkusen's resurgence, led the list of potential candidates with 48% of the votes. Closely following were Jurgen Klopp (28%), a strategist who had proven his class at Anfield, and the legendary "number 7" Raúl González (10%).

Alongside this, finding a new "orchestrator" who can fill the huge void left by Kroos has become a top priority. Real Sociedad's defensive midfielder Martin Zubimendi is the name most Madridistas are putting their faith in.

Not only the management and coach, but also several current key players of Real Madrid are on the brink of uncertainty, facing intense criticism from fans. Vinicius Junior, despite some flashes of brilliance in the second leg against Arsenal, has not escaped harsh scrutiny after the overall defeat. Enticing offers from Saudi Arabia, inconsistent form, and off-field troubles have left a section of fans feeling weary. Even the prospect of the Brazilian star being sold in the upcoming transfer window is becoming a hot topic of discussion.

Although the season still has battles ahead, and Real Madrid still have a chance to cling to titles, the Champions League stain has sparked a powerful awakening. From the heart of the Madridistas, a resounding demand has emerged: a complete overhaul is a prerequisite for "Los Blancos" to overcome this pain and move towards a brighter future at the pinnacle of European football.

The flames are burning at the Bernabeu, and the Real Madrid leadership will have to make pivotal decisions to quell this fury and satisfy the legitimate desires of loyal fans who yearn to see "Los Blancos" proudly soar through the European skies.