Real Madrid is going through one of its most challenging moments in the UEFA Champions League after suffering a heavy 3-0 loss to Arsenal in the first leg of the quarter-finals. This defeat, widely regarded as one of the worst in recent years, has left the team on the brink of elimination and exposed several cracks within the locker room.

The result at the Emirates Stadium has raised questions not only about the players' performance and Carlo Ancelotti’s tactics but also revealed alarming signs of disagreement between some players and the coach. In a particularly revealing moment, Jude Bellingham and Eduardo Camavinga were visibly frustrated with the instructions given by Ancelotti on the sidelines. Both players didn’t hide their disagreement, with Bellingham even shaking his head, clearly showing his displeasure. This gesture, caught on camera, has amplified the rumors about a possible disconnection between the coach and some key players.

The most alarming video: Jude Bellingham and Ancelotti at the center of the storm

The video of the argument between Ancelotti, Camavinga, and Bellingham has quickly gone viral on social media, generating a lot of buzz. The image of Jude Bellingham upset and clearly disagreeing with the coach reflects the tense atmosphere inside the Madrid locker room. Although the relationship between Carlo Ancelotti and his players has always been considered solid, this scene has raised doubts about the harmony within the team, especially in critical moments of the season. Throughout the season, there have been rumors of internal tensions, and this incident has added fuel to those speculations.

This isn’t the first time Real Madrid has faced a crisis of this nature, but what makes the situation more concerning is that the defeat against Arsenal wasn’t an isolated incident. The team has suffered several losses in this Champions League edition, which has cast doubt on the overall performance and Ancelotti’s ability to lead his team in this crucial tournament. The image of the Real Madrid locker room, once exemplary in terms of unity and camaraderie, is beginning to show signs of wear and tear.

The end of an era for Ancelotti?

This season’s Champions League campaign has been one of the worst in recent history for Real Madrid, tying the negative record for losses in a single edition of the tournament, a mark set during the 2000-01 season. Back then, under the guidance of Vicente del Bosque, Real Madrid suffered defeats in several group-stage and quarter-final matches against Bayern Munich. This season, Ancelotti has already accumulated five losses in 12 matches, an alarming figure for a coach with such an esteemed career. In his previous stints at the club, the Italian manager never faced such a negative streak.

The situation is even more concerning when considering that in the group stages, Real Madrid suffered defeats to teams like Lille, Milan, and Liverpool, reflecting the team's inconsistency in this edition. After being eliminated in the Round of 16 by Atlético de Madrid, and with the adverse scoreline against Arsenal, the pressure on Ancelotti is mounting.

Real Madrid is at a crossroads, not only due to its results in the Champions League but also because of the growing internal tension within the locker room. The defeat against Arsenal has left more questions than answers, and the relationship between Ancelotti and his players will be a topic of discussion in the coming days. Will this be the last season for the Italian coach at the helm of the team? Only time will tell, but what is clear is that Real Madrid needs a quick reaction to save their season and avoid an even greater crisis.