Tensions have risen within Real Madrid, with reports of a deteriorating atmosphere in the dressing room and recent incidents involving player altercations. The club is entering a crucial phase with important matches against FC Barcelona and in the Champions League, but internal problems are reportedly affecting team unity. According to Spanish radio station Cadena SER, the internal climate has worsened significantly in recent weeks, with the coaching staff struggling to maintain control. Journalist Anton Meana noted that the atmosphere remains as strained as it was five months ago, with players who had conflicts under previous coaches still experiencing bad relations. The arrival of José Mourinho this summer has not improved the situation, with reports of a lack of team spirit. Just months after a violent physical altercation between Federico Valverde and Aurélien Tchouameni, another fight is said to have erupted between two other members of the squad. The incident reportedly recalls the peak of nervousness from last May, when Valverde and Tchouameni's altercation led to Valverde being hospitalized and both players receiving a fine of one million euros. Such incidents highlight the ongoing instability within the team, which could impact their performance on the field. Kylian Mbappé has come under scrutiny for his off-field activities, prompting Mourinho to reprimand him and ask him to be more discreet. Mbappé's recent outings and exposure outside the field are causing internal irritation, leading the staff to intervene. Despite these issues, the club maintains that Mbappé is fine and that Mourinho will strongly defend him during an upcoming press conference. Real Madrid has not foreseen any backlash from fans at the Bernabéu stadium. The contrast with FC Barcelona is stark, as the Catalan side has been performing exceptionally well this season, with twice as many goals as Real Madrid after seven league matches. Real Madrid, however, remains fragile, with even minor issues threatening to halt its progress. The club's struggles are compounded by ongoing tensions and a lack of cohesion, raising questions about its ability to overcome the current crisis.