During the Laureus World Sports Awards held in Madrid, Luis Figo, a former Real Madrid winger, shared insights on the pressures facing the club amid recent coaching changes. He noted that such instability often leads to heightened scrutiny, as Real Madrid is accustomed to winning titles. Figo remarked, "If you don’t win titles in two years, alarm bells start ringing," highlighting the expectations placed on the team. He also discussed the competitive nature of modern football, stating that while winning is crucial, it is unrealistic to expect constant success. Additionally, Figo praised Bayern Munich's Michael Olise for his impressive performances this season, suggesting he could soon be a contender for the Ballon d'Or. However, he expressed skepticism about Olise moving to Real Madrid, citing the player's current success at Bayern Munich as a significant factor.